Have you ever shored a large collection of digital snapshots to someone? I bet thet got a little bored by the many similar shots of the same mountain, statue or whatever came in front of the lens of your camera. Finding and choosing an image out of a bunch of similar pictures may be fine if you have a just dozen images.

But what if you have a hundred? If you are like most digital shooters, who are not concerned about filling up your memory card with many similar shots, you probably have several hundred or even a few thousand digital pictures stored in various folders, and many of them will almost certainly be very similar to each other.

Locating and removing a duplicate image can easily become a time-consuming nightmare, and may eventually even take away the fun of taking pictures. And that’s where Image Comparer comes in. This cool piece of software analyzes your digital images (using advanced image and object recognition algorithms) and automatically selects the best shot out of the many duplicates, allowing you to move or delete duplicate images in a couple of mouse clicks.

Unlike similar products, this duplicate image finder does not just look for exact duplicates. Instead, it analyzes and recognizes an image’s content, and groups pictures that have similar content. You can specify the level of similarity necessary to consider an image similar to another, which allows you to be as specific or as fuzzy as you want. After scanning through your picture collections, you can view them in pairs or see the top ten similar images and keep the best one!