Eagle now supports the ability to scan for similar images, specifically designed to help you find images that look alike but may differ in resolution or file format. This feature is particularly useful for users who want to organize their image library and save space. It not only helps you identify duplicate or similar images but also allows you to optimize storage space by merging or deleting these images.

Steps to Scan for Similar Images

Download and install the latest version of Eagle from https://en.eagle.cool
Open Eagle, click the "+" button at the top of the sidebar
Select "Scan for Duplicate Files" from the pop-up menu, then choose either "Scan All" or "Scan Current List" to begin
In the scan options, select "Scan for Similar Images"
After the scan completes, images requiring confirmation will be displayed. Adjust the similarity threshold using the slider at the bottom—moving from left to right increases the similarity level, with the default set to the leftmost position. For the highest similarity matches, drag the slider all the way to the right
After clicking the "Merge" button, you'll see detailed information about all duplicate images found, including file names, paths, folders, tags, and notes. You can review this information to decide which images to keep during the merging process
Click "Merge" to complete the operation

Notes

The "Scan Similar Images" function uses complex algorithms and may take longer to execute, please be patient
By adjusting the similarity slider, you can control the accuracy of identification results
Before merging, it is recommended to carefully review image information to ensure important content is not accidentally deleted
This function can not only identify completely identical images, but also find visually similar images with different file properties

Through this function, you can effectively manage your image library, eliminate redundant content, and free up valuable storage space.

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