M HYPE SPLASH
// news

Which image viewer is able to show coordinates?

By Michael Henderson

I need an image viewer to help me see the XY coordinates inside an image (mouse cursor position relative to top left corner of the image). Could somebody please recommend one?

3 Answers

GIMP will do this.

sudo apt-get install gimp

I just discovered that Geeqie will do this as well (and it loads much faster than GIMP):

sudo apt-get install geeqie

Then in the menus click View >> Pixel Info and it'll show the pixel info (position and RGB !) in the status bar.

4

I use geeqie as my image viewer, and it has the ability to display all EXIF tags, as well as a histogram and other information in a sidebar by going to View --> Info Sidebar or View --> Exif Window...

It can be installed from the usual sources on Linux (aptitude, synaptic, etc.) with more info at

1

Pinta is an image editor that is smaller and simpler than GIMP, and starts up quickly. It shows the mouse's pixel coordinates in its toolbar.

sudo apt-get install pinta

Your Answer

Sign up or log in

Sign up using Google Sign up using Facebook Sign up using Email and Password

Post as a guest

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service, privacy policy and cookie policy