joexcm Posted Tuesday at 04:09 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:09 PM (edited) Hi all, I have searched but I couldn't find anything that quite answered my question (in 2023). Is there a way to enable thumbnail previews for image files? I find them very helpful when looking for an image - see example of Alfred vs spotlight. Many thanks! Edit: I'm aware of the quick preview (tap shift) feature but that doesn't help with finding the right file at a glance. Edited 7 hours ago by joexcm Personal info redactions Link to comment
joexcm Posted 11 hours ago Author Share Posted 11 hours ago Bump - would appreciate any reply (even if it's not possible). Thank you Link to comment
Stephen_C Posted 11 hours ago Share Posted 11 hours ago (edited) I believe the best way to see image previews is to navigate to the relevant folder and then browse the folder in Alfred…which will show previews of image files as you move through them. Of course, you can also press → when you see an image file in your results and that, too, will show a preview. Edit: I appreciate this is not a direct answer to your question. Stephen Edited 11 hours ago by Stephen_C Link to comment
joexcm Posted 11 hours ago Author Share Posted 11 hours ago Hi Stephen thanks so much for the reply. Do you need the powerpack to navigate into folders? Link to comment
Stephen_C Posted 10 hours ago Share Posted 10 hours ago File navigation is a Powerpack feature. I'm afraid it's donkey's years since I used Alfred without the Powerpack that I can't recall what you can do without it. I imagine it's possible to search for a folder, though, and then press → to browse the folder in Alfred (and so see image thumbnails). Sorry to sound a little clueless in that context! 😀 Stephen Link to comment
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