A random slideshow of images from your computer. Runs on Mac and Windows.

Downloads (Mac/Windows/Linux)

User manual

Subreddit

If you are on a Mac, you might need to open this by right-clicking the application, selecting "Open," and accepting all the stupid prompts that pop up.

• Fix importing duplicate directories
• Add progress circle for loading scenes
• Fix bug with No images warning
• Fix bug with overlay when scene loads first
• Improve animated gif detection (much better performance)
• Add horizontal and vertical transition options
• Add context menu with image information and actions
• Hide menu-bar when in fullscreen (and automatically exit fullscreen when scene ends)
• Add sidebar to player for modifying effects and timing
• Right arrow now advances slideshow if at the most recent image
• Fixed a bug with image filter resetting

• Fix two images loading at once

• Fix bug where only one source would be displayed
• Remove code that figures out if gifs are animated or not. It was just too slow to run.

• Fresh UI for editing scenes
• Overlay a scene on top of another with transparency
• Load text scripts from any URL, not just Hastebin
• Audio loops
• Images can be loaded from the web. Create a text file containing one image URL per line, and use the "Import URL" option.

• Hotkeys work more often
• Don't show images <200px in either dimension
• Bug fixes

• Linux support
• Better zoom
• Text script support with Hastebin
• Configurable timing down to the millisecond
• Gifs no longer count as animated if they only have one frame

• Zoom
• More timing options
• Gooninator URL import

• Fullscreen toggle
• Cross-fade images as they change
• Bug fixes

FlipFlip is an Electron app written in TypeScript and React.

git clone https://github.com/ififfy/flipflip.git
cd flipflip
yarn install --dev

# terminal 1:
yarn development

# terminal 2:
yarn start

# app is now running, and you can reload at any time.
# uncomment the "open the dev tools" line in main.ts to get developer
# tools on launch.

Create a new branch, make your changes, and open a pull request. The policy of the FlipFlip project is, "patches are generally accepted." If your contributions make sense, you will be added as a collaborator on the project to make changes as you wish. :-)

• Use proper TypeScript. Some hacks are OK, but be reasonable.
• import, not require. (To make non-TypeScript modules work, add an entry to src/declaration.d.ts.)
• 2-space tabs.

• The top level of every React component simply has the component's full name as its CSS class (<div className="Modal">)
• Markup inside the component is ClassName__Whatever (Modal__CloseButton)
• For different states of the same component, make m-blah classes. (Checkbox m-disabled)
• For classes used on different kinds of elements, use u-blah, like u-fill-screen

• Try to keep the code repository and the application itself G-rated. If you want to break this guideline, email [email protected] and let's see if we can figure something out.
• Code needs to work on both Mac and Windows.
• The project is run on "open open source" principles.