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What Operating Systems does Photo Supreme run on?
Photo Supreme is multi-platform software and can be installed on Windows*, macOS**. The Single Editing is available for Linux*** as well.
* Windows 11 or higher
** macOS 14 or higher
*** Linux Ubuntu 24.x+ or Linux Mint 22.x+
Will Photo Supreme run natively on my Apple Silicon?
Photo Supreme is available as a universal application, running on 64 bit Intel processors as well as Apple Silicon/ARM processors. To run Photo Supreme natively on a Silicon processor, you don't need to have Rosetta2 installed.
What file formats are supported?
In Photo Supreme you can add support for any file extension. By default these file formats are supported natively: Learn more...
Will my license expire at some point in time?
No. Photo Supreme Single User Edition operates on a Perpetual License Model. With this license, you can use the licensed version of the software indefinitely on the specified Operating System for which the license was purchased.
Can I use Photo Supreme together with a RAW or pixel editor?
Yes. Photo Supreme lets you configure external applications, including Photoshop, Pixelmator, DxO, and many others. Once configured, you can open selected images directly from Photo Supreme in your preferred external editor with a single click.
Can Photo Supreme manage photos stored on a NAS or external drive?
Yes. Photo Supreme can catalog and manage photos stored on external drives, network drives, and NAS devices. Your images can remain in their existing location while Photo Supreme keeps track of them in its catalog, allowing you to organize, search, and browse your collection without moving the original files.
Does Photo Supreme support face recognition?
Yes. Photo Supreme includes local AI-powered features that helps you to identify faces
Will Photo Supreme require me to copy my photos to a new location?
No, Photo Supreme manages your files from the folders where you have them stored.
Does Photo Supreme support Virtual Albums?
In Photo Supreme you can group files together manually, or in so-called "Dynamic Collections". A Dynamic Collection uses a rule to retrieve images. Learn more...
Are Text Expansion Lists (sometimes called code-replacement) supported?
Certainly! In Photo Supreme you can add Text Expansion lists with codes that can easily be expanded into phrases.
How do I get the best performance out of Photo Supreme?
Photo Supreme does have the capability to use multiple cores, particularly for tasks that benefit from parallel processing. However, whether it uses all available cores at any given time depends on the task being performed and system conditions. For the best performance, ensuring your computer has a good number of cores, sufficient RAM, and a fast storage solution (like SSDs) can help in optimizing the overall efficiency of Photo Supreme.
Does Photo Supreme write metadata back to my image files?
Yes. Photo Supreme can write metadata from its catalog back to your image files using industry-standard metadata formats such as XMP and IPTC. For file formats where metadata should not be embedded, Photo Supreme can use XMP sidecar files instead. This helps keep your metadata portable and accessible to other applications that support these standards.
Writing metadata to files is optional.
How large can a Photo Supreme catalog be?
Photo Supreme is designed to handle very large image collections. Whether your catalog contains a few thousand images or several million, Photo Supreme is built to keep browsing, searching, and organizing your collection fast and efficient as it grows.
Can Photo Supreme help me find photos even if I don’t remember where they are stored?
Yes. Photo Supreme offers powerful search capabilities that let you find images without knowing where they are stored. You can search across your entire catalog using filenames, folders, labels, descriptions, metadata, and many other properties; all from a single search.
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