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Graphic Inspector 2.6.2



Graphic Inspector provides extensive info on entire folders of images and vector graphic files and helps locate potential problems according to user-defined rules. Graphic Inspector is a professional checkup tool designed to help users of any trade, whether it's print, web design, photography or publishing on mobile devices.




Graphic Inspector 2.6.2



GrandPerspective is a small utility application for macOS that graphically shows the disk usage within a file system.It can help you to manage your disk, as you can easily spot which files and folders take up the most space.It uses a so called tree map for visualisation. Each file is shown as a rectangle with an area proportional to the file's size.Files in the same folder appear together, but their placement is otherwise arbitrary.


3 Feb 2022 GrandPerspective 2.6.2 has been released and is available for download from Sourceforge and the App Store.It fixes the known issue (unwanted black pixels during zoom-in animation) introduced in Version 2.6.1.


  • medium.com/macoclock: "The only 4 apps I'd pick, if I were forced to use only 4 for the rest of my life." "This 20-year old app is truly unsexy. [...] So unlike other apps that only show the top few largest files, GP shows all the files in a grand, bird's-eye perspective. So I can easily find useless files to delete."

  • MacResearch.org: "a very effective way to immediately see what is eating up your file system"

  • TidBITS.com: Recommends GrandPerspective for identifying large files as "I'm partial to GrandPerspective's graphical view"

  • kubadownload.com: "Using free software like GrandPerspective it's easy to manage your disk and spot the largest files on your Mac"

  • Rocket Matter: "In one hour, I freed up over 60 GB of space on my hard drive. Thanks so much, Grand Perspective."

  • nswits.com.au: "It is really a wonderful, little tiny disk utility."

  • iLounge.com: "Our favorite Mac applications for managing hard disks are GrandPerspective and Onyx" (excellent tutorial on the use of filters)

  • 9to5mac.com: "As its name suggests, GrandPerspective instead gives you a sense of the big picture folders that are taking up space." (short tutorial)

  • michaelvanputten.com: Includes GrandPerspective in his list of favourite OS X applications

  • Geek Like Me: "There aren't very many Mac utility programs I find useful on a regular basis, but GrandPerspective is one of them."

  • cnet.com: "Having a tool like GrandPerspective (another similar tool is Daisy Disk) that will show you the relative size of the files on your disk is a great option to have, and can greatly help you pinpoint whether disk usage is from a problematic log file, duplicate files, or simply having too many files on your disk."

  • ericholsinger.com: "When I saw the first screenshot on the website, I was ready to look for another option. But, I had second thoughts and tried it out. I'm glad I did. It does exactly what I want."

  • tutsplus.com: "GrandPerspective is an extremely powerful tool, but it may overwhelm some beginner users."

  • EasyOSX.wordpress.com: "App of the Week"

  • macenstein.com: "while true Apple geeks can use terminal to search for space hogs, and the very patient can choose "Calculate Folder Sizes" in Finder [...] this is a much faster, and more fun way to reclaim drive space."

  • notebooks.co "GrandPerspective makes it easy to check the what's taking up the space."

  • CultOfMac.com: "This excellent free application scans your hard disk [...] and measures exactly what's what and how big it is."

  • maccast.com: "if offers a beautiful visual representation of your data"

  • mac.elated.com: "It's a fantastically quick and intuitive way to find those giant files that are sucking up your disk space."

  • ars technica: "As this screenshot shows, some files are enormous. See that big red blob? That's my laptop's hibernation file."

  • forwheelers.net: Recommends GrandPerspective as a great Mac application.

  • MacWorld.com: "One easy way to locate other large files that you can delete, move, or skip when migrating to your MacBook Air is to use a program like the free GrandPerspective."

  • kayray.org: "one of my favorite utilities for OS X"

  • TidBITS.com: "With GrandPerspective it's trivial to see when a couple of very large files are responsible for the disk filling up."

  • Roumazeilles.net: "Recommended"

  • APLawrence.com: "A simple and very direct application."

  • Jemima's Chevron blog: "I downloaded GrandPerspective on a whim, and ended up finding and deleting about 3 GB of cruft from my hard drive."

  • I Heart To Blog: "I was astonished to find files I didn't even know existed on my machine!"

  • eli4d.com: "GrandPerspective is a wonderful tiny disk utility. [...] The program is amazingly quick at scanning a folder of any size." (an extensive review with walkthrough on how to use the application. It is very positive about the application and its author... blush)

  • inputmag.com: "The name of this one will give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect. [...] It's one of the most responsive disk mapping apps I've tried"

  • knowtechie.com: "The simple visual interface makes manually managing your Mac's storage as easy as it should be."

  • lifehacker.com: "Download of the day"

  • isource.com: "Picks of the Week - 2011 Week 34"

  • MakeTechEasier.com: "GrandPerspective has a nice live highlighting feature that is actually very helpful with navigation."

  • uk.businessinsider.com: "Luckily, there are apps out there that are a godsend for helping you map your hard drive so you can figure out what's taking up so much space. My favourite for Macs is called GrandPerspective"



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