Beholder for Mac
Internet Web image finder.
Free
In English
Version 3.2When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Beholder overview
Beholder ... The original dedicated desktop client for image search is back, completely rewritten and better than ever, so if you're really interested in finding and exploring images on the web, let Beholder do the searching for you.
Beholder queries Web image search engines and quickly arranges their results along with their source pages, URLs and other link details. Using Beholder's contact sheet interface, you can easily navigate through hundreds of images, verifying whether they are still available on the Web and downloading them for inspection or archival purposes. And thanks to Beholder's Web site scanning engine, you can extend your searches and extract related images from any Web page, Web directory or RSS feed.
What’s new in version 3.2
Version 3.2:
- Beholder has been discontinued and as a result, the product is now freeware.
Beholder for Mac
Free
In English
Version 3.2
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Mar 10 2013
Version: 3.2
Thank you to the developer for making this freeware. Much appreciated.
Jul 31 2008
Version: 3.0
This looks pretty cool, but could really use tabbed windows instead of opening new ones.
Nov 6 2006
Version: 3.0a1
As the current engine was a bit outdated (and only functions somewhat reliably with AllTheWeb), we've completely rewritten Beholder from scratch. The first public release of this new version (Beholder 3.0a1) is now available. Though it is not yet feature complete, it does once again fully support Google image search, and will eventually include the oft-requested "sort by size" feature (probably in 3.0a2).
When the final version of Beholder 3.0 is released, it will be a free upgrade for all current registered users, and will remain at its $19.95 price for new users.
Thanks for your support.
Nov 30 2004
Version: 2.0
It's a cool tool, but the Prism Zoom scaler makes the pictures look awful(!). Can it be because I'm using a flat screen? Or is the scaler method supposed to be like this? It would be nice with an option that could disable it.
Nov 16 2004
Version: 2.0
Note; For those looking for the freeware version of Beholder, it's still available as Beholder Lite.