Best Use Cases
Ideal for keeping reference images visible while painting, designing, developing, writing, or studying, with less window switching.
PhotoAny Feature Guide
How to Float an Image on the Windows Desktop
On Windows, a floating-image tool can keep local images above the desktop. PhotoAny adds one-click layouts, opacity and scale controls, the Material Library, and one-click web image import for painting, design, development, writing, research, and other reference-heavy workflows.
PhotoAny costs $9.9—one payment, lifetime access.
What You Can Do with PhotoAny
Keep local images above other windows, adjust opacity and scale, and arrange multiple images with one click.
How it differs from a standard image viewer
Standard image viewers focus on opening and browsing files; PhotoAny focuses on floating desktop references, layouts, and local asset organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep an image always on top in Windows?
Yes. PhotoAny can keep a local image floating above the Windows desktop so you can view it while working in other apps.
Can PhotoAny adjust the opacity of floating images?
Yes. You can adjust opacity to keep a reference visible without blocking the main working area.
Can PhotoAny scale floating images?
Yes. PhotoAny lets you scale floating images to fit different screens and workspaces.
Can PhotoAny arrange multiple images at once?
Yes. PhotoAny can arrange multiple references with one click, reducing overlap and manual dragging.
Is PhotoAny an online image editor?
No. PhotoAny is a local Windows reference-image and image-workflow tool. The Workbench runs on your device rather than as an online editor.
How can I buy PhotoAny?
PhotoAny costs $9.9—one payment, lifetime access.