Learn how to open and view JPG files on Windows 10 using the Photos app or Windows Photo Viewer. Find out how to zoom, edit, share, and print your photos with the app.

Picture Manager is not included with Office 2013 and later versions, but you can install it as a standalone app. Follow the steps to download and run the .exe file, and then select Microsoft Office Picture Manager to install it.

Learn how to use the Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter to fix corrupted registry keys, update data, and blockages that prevent you from installing or removing programs. Download the troubleshooter and follow the steps it provides.

To browse photos within a folder, open a photo from the Folders view or File Explorer, then swipe right or use the arrow keys to see the next item. Click on a photo to show the buttons at the top, including Zoom, Delete, Rotate, Edit & Create, Share, and Print.

Learn how to use the Photos app to view, import, organize, edit, and share your photos and videos on Windows devices. You can also access media files from OneDrive and iCloud with the Photos app.

Learn how to use the Microsoft Photos app to view, organize, edit, and share your photos and videos on Windows devices. Find out how to access the new and legacy versions of the app, as well as the Clipchamp video editor and other resources.

For Windows 10 we recommend using the Photos app that you can install for free from the Microsoft Store in Windows. Use Picture Manager Microsoft Picture Manager is installed with all Office Suites and can be used on individual images.

Facial grouping distinguishes faces from other objects in an image and groups similar faces across multiple photos or videos based on information that you provide to the app about people in your collection.

Learn about the enhanced capabilities and changes in the new Photos app on Windows 10, such as Memories, Filmstrip, Multi-view, and Clipchamp video editor. Find out how to migrate your photos, access OneDrive, and download Photos Legacy or Windows 11.

Learn how to use Picture Manager to manage, edit, share, and view your pictures on your computer. Note: Picture Manager is not supported in Office 2013 and later versions. For Windows 10, use the Photos app instead.