Your output grew. Your review tools didn’t.
Explorer thumbnails, one-file-at-a-time viewers, and import-heavy catalogs turn abundance into a backlog.
FrameJury is a new way to review, curate, and organize large image and video collections—without waiting for an import.
FrameJury turns folders overflowing with generations, takes, and variations into a fast visual workspace—so you can spot the best work before the next idea arrives.
AI made it effortless to create another hundred images or twenty more clips. But every variation still asks for a human eye.
Explorer thumbnails, one-file-at-a-time viewers, and import-heavy catalogs turn abundance into a backlog.
Near-duplicates, prompt variations, renders, crops, takes, and exports all look similar—until the right one clicks.
Opening files, waiting for previews, and switching windows steals attention from the decision itself.
FrameJury is a native Windows app built around progressive results and cache-first browsing. It shows useful media immediately, prioritizes what is on screen, and keeps heavy work away from the interface.
Animated thumbnails and moving previews reveal action, timing, camera movement, and failed generations right in the gallery.
Keep a full image or video preview docked beside the gallery, float it onto another screen, or take it full screen when detail matters.
Approve, reject, favorite, filter, and multi-select while the visual context is still fresh. Your decisions persist between sessions.
Navigate, select ranges, approve, reject, favorite, and advance without reaching for the mouse.
Move through years, months, days, and natural capture moments without losing your place.
Search and filter by media type, orientation, date, review state, format, size, resolution, duration, and more.
Copy or move approved work, favorites, rejects, or selections with clear summaries and progress.
No forced catalog. No duplicated library. Open local drives, mapped drives, and network folders. FrameJury works with the file structure you already understand.
Compare generations, prompt variations, upscales, crops, and near-duplicates in one fluid canvas.
Find the exceptional one.Let motion expose broken clips and promising takes before committing to a full preview.
Judge movement at a glance.Cull large shoots, preserve natural aspect ratios, mark selects, and separate keepers from rejects.
Stay in the visual rhythm.Review B-roll, exports, campaign assets, and mixed media without building another library first.
Move from folder to shortlist.Purpose-built spaces for the final product photography and interface captures.
FrameJury is coming soon to Windows. The staging site is now ready for final product screenshots and launch details.
Join the launch list ↗