Deleting Duplicate Images

Often when collecting images, you end up with the more than one copy of the same image. Keyboard Image Viewer can analyze your image and show you which ones are duplicates. However, since this takes time to do, the feature is disabled by default. To turn it on, open up Settings (F4) and go to the General tab:

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You have two options here:
Once duplicate tracking is enabled, duplicates will be marked on the info bar.

Exact duplicate (file match):
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Image duplicate (image content match):
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If you see one of these messages, you can press D to bring up the Duplicates screen:

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Here it will show you your current image, any duplicate images and some information about them. You can delete the images you don't want by selecting them, then pressing "Delete Image" or the Delete key. Double-click an image to get a better look at it.

Additionally, you can press Ctrl + D to show all duplicates across your entire image collection:

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Just as before, you can delete images or double-click to see a larger view.