RAW is a first-class citizen.
Browse and catalogue RAW files alongside JPEGs and everything else. No separate converter just to see what is in the folder.
For photographers
You’re past the casual snapshot stage. Live Gallery is a local, offline photo manager built for the volume, formats and control that serious photographers actually need.
A local library, on your desk.
You know exactly who you are
You’re shooting RAW alongside JPEG. You have a dedicated camera, maybe two, and a phone adding to the pile constantly. Your library is tens of thousands of files across formats, cameras and years.
You’re not necessarily running a full-time studio, but you’re well past what Google Photos or a basic phone gallery was ever built to handle.
Browse and catalogue RAW files alongside JPEGs and everything else. No separate converter just to see what is in the folder.
The beta is capped at 5,000 images while performance is tuned. The engine and the licence tiers are designed for libraries far beyond that.
Local face recognition lets you find every frame of a person in seconds, without sending a personal archive to a server for analysis.
The real cost
At photographer volume, RAW files alone can run into hundreds of gigabytes. Cloud storage costs scale accordingly, every month, indefinitely. And the service is scanning and indexing a professional archive it does not own.
A different layer
Live Gallery isn’t trying to replace Lightroom or the editing software you already know. It is the layer underneath: cataloguing, browsing, organising and finding photos across a library that has outgrown a simple folder tree.
Use your editor for the frames you are actively working on. Use Live Gallery as the searchable, organised home for everything — the finished work, the archive and the thousands of shots that didn’t make the cut but still need to be findable.
See what the beta does
Where things stand
Live Gallery is in active beta, capped at 5,000 images while performance and stability are refined. For photographer-sized libraries well beyond that cap, we want to hear what your workflow actually needs.
For the archive
Download the free beta and see how it handles the folder you actually work from. Keep your editor; add the library layer it was missing.
Windows 11 · Free 5,000-photo beta · No account needed