Tick is an insanely minimalistic image viewer app for Windows 8 and 8.1 which allows you to view the images stored on your device inside folders. All you have to do is to choose the folder inside which you wish to view the images and once you have chosen the folder, simply click on the Proceed button. What follows is an interface which shows you a filmstrip view of the images stored inside your folder which you have chosen, and you can click on any of those images at the bottom to view that in a bigger sized box at the top, and you can also view the next image or the previous one by using the arrow buttons on either side of the screen. Clicking on the bigger sized image in the box at the top will open it up in full screen view.
Tick is available for free from the Windows App Store.
You will be flabbergasted by the insanely minimalist interface that the app presents to you. You can have a good idea of this from the screenshot below.
Just click on the Click Me button in the app’s main screen to be presented with the Metro File explorer from where you can choose the folder inside of which you want to see the images stored.
Upon choosing the folder of your choice, you will be brought back to the main screen of the app, but now it will look a little different as can be seen below.
Simply click Proceed in the above screen to be presented with the image viewer interface.
You can notice the two arrow buttons on either side of the screen which allow you to switch between images. You can also click on any image in the filmstrip at the bottom of the screen to be presented with that image in the big box at the top. If you click on the image inside the big box at the top, that particular image loads up the full screen view. This basically concludes the main features of Tick for Windows 8 and 8.1 devices.
Tick is a great lightweight image viewer app for Windows 8 and 8.1 devices if you are looking for an app to accurately display the images stored on your device without a hitch. You can grab it from the link below.