Editor's Review
Your phone's stock gallery can't handle multi‑page TIFFs or SVGs, and it definitely won't scan for motion photos or 360° videos. Aves does all of that and more. I pointed it at my messy media folder, and it identified panoramas, GeoTIFF files, and even ancient AVIs that other apps just skip. The navigation flows seamlessly—I jumped from an album to a tagged photo, then to its location on a map without thinking about it.
What' s new ？
In v1.14.7, since v1.13.12: - find and play with your slow motion videos - keep your media selection through multiple edits - peek transitions with predictive back gesture - bottom nav bar on the Explorer page - export media selection as GPX track - export stats - search with regex - enjoy the app in Lao and Kurdish (Kurmanji) Full changelog available on GitHub
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Aves can handle all sorts of images and videos, including your typical JPEGs and MP4s, but also more exotic things like multi-page TIFFs, SVGs, old AVIs and more!
It scans your media collection to identify motion photos, panoramas (aka photo spheres), 360° videos, as well as GeoTIFF files.
Navigation and search is an important part of Aves. The goal is for users to easily flow from albums to photos to tags to maps, etc.
Aves integrates with Android (from KitKat to Android 14, including Android TV) with features such as app shortcuts and global search handling. It also works as a media viewer and picker.
