ExplorerLargerer is a Windows photo browser that shows thumbnails way larger than Explorer's maximum "Extra Large" size — a scrollable grid from 80px to 1000px, with a live slider to dial in exactly the size you want.
Windows Explorer maxes out at 256px thumbnails. That's fine for spotting a filename — it's useless for actually looking at photos. When you want to visually scan a folder full of pictures, you end up double-clicking every single file, flipping through a viewer, and losing your place in the grid.
ExplorerLargerer blows past that limit. Point it at any folder and browse the photos in a scrollable grid at anywhere from 80px to 1000px thumbnails — big enough to actually see what's in each shot without opening a single one.
One window, one job — a photo grid at whatever thumbnail size you want:
ExplorerLargerer is free and open source under the MIT license. It requires Windows and Python 3.10+ with Pillow.
Or double-click ExplorerLargerer.bat — edit the Python path inside if needed.
Source and documentation: github.com/VAROIndustries/ExplorerLargerer
+ and - keys, and open a new folder with Ctrl+O.