View Mode was introduced to make navigating large photography projects faster and more efficient.
Instead of selecting one gallery, scrolling through it, returning to the project list, and repeating the process for every gallery, View Mode lets you move seamlessly from one gallery to the next using your mouse wheel or trackpad.
For photographers managing dozens—or even hundreds—of galleries, this simple change can save a significant amount of time during project review.
Reviewing large projects often means checking gallery organization, confirming images, or simply finding a particular photo.
Without View Mode, you select a gallery, review its images, return to the project list, and repeat the process for the next gallery.
View Mode removes those extra steps.
As you reach the end of one gallery, the next gallery automatically loads, allowing you to continue scrolling naturally through the project without repeatedly opening and closing galleries.
Browse every gallery in your project with one continuous scroll.
Traditional gallery navigation looks something like this:
Select a gallery.
Review the images.
Return to the project list.
Select the next gallery.
Repeat.
When View Mode is enabled, that workflow becomes much simpler.
Just keep scrolling.
Snapizzi automatically moves from one gallery to the next, allowing you to browse an entire project with far fewer interruptions.
The more galleries your projects contain, the more valuable View Mode becomes.
Whether you're photographing:
Schools
Youth sports
Dance studios
Preschools
Graduation ceremonies
Special events
View Mode helps you move through thousands of images more efficiently by reducing repetitive navigation and keeping your attention on the photographs instead of the interface.
View Mode works the way photographers naturally browse images.
Using your mouse wheel or trackpad, you can continuously move through gallery after gallery without stopping to reopen each one.
This creates a smoother reviewing experience and makes it easier to inspect large projects from beginning to end.
View Mode complements many of Snapizzi's workflow tools by making it easier to navigate completed projects.
After importing your photos, View Mode gives you a faster way to review the finished galleries whenever you need to inspect your work.
Small improvements in navigation can make a noticeable difference when repeated hundreds of times throughout a busy photography season.
In addition to introducing View Mode, this release included several other improvements designed to make Snapizzi faster, more flexible, and easier to use.
✅ Task Panel for Tours: You can now launch product tours anytime from the Tasks tab in the Support button — it’s an easier way to explore Snapizzi at your own pace!
✅ How to Use jAlbum Workflow for High-Volume Photography: You can now export your Snapizzi projects directly to jAlbum for even more flexibility.
✅ Keyframe Repair Replaces “Fix Mis-Scan”: The improved Keyframe Repair tool features a cleaner layout, updated visuals, and enhanced functionality for fixing unreadable keyframes.
✅ Restore Original Folder Names to Bundles: Automatically correct sanitized Bundle filenames that include accents, symbols, or non-English characters.
✅ Uploader Upgrades: You can now upload entire folders, and the new upload counter gives you a detailed breakdown — including completed and failed files.
✅ Orphans Tool Refreshed: Cleaner interface and visual improvements while keeping the dependable performance you expect.
✅ Misplaced Subject Tool Refreshed: Enhanced design and usability with the same trusted functionality.
We're always looking for ways to improve Snapizzi. If you have feedback or questions, we'd love to hear from you.
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published when View Mode was introduced. It has been updated to reflect the current Snapizzi platform while preserving the historical context of the original announcement.
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