Image Compare

Image Compare is a visual utility designed for Linux environments to evaluate differences between two image files. Users can load images side by side or overlay them to inspect pixel-level changes, layout shifts, and color variations. This utility assists developers, designers, and quality assurance testers in reviewing graphical assets and verifying rendering outputs.

The interface provides basic navigation controls for zooming and panning across large canvases, enabling precise examination of specific areas. It processes standard raster image formats directly on the local machine without requiring external network services. The application focuses strictly on visual comparison tasks within its designated platform.

Built under the GPL-3.0-or-later license, the codebase remains open for modification and redistribution by the community. Its straightforward workflow makes it suitable for integration into routine asset review pipelines where manual visual inspection is necessary.