Rating: 5/5

General Info: This curiously named app fixes those images in the Finder that have no thumbnail. The transluscent black “HUD” interface of the app is very slick. With it you can add a thumbnail photo as the icon, or make a .icns file from the picture, just drag files into a box. CocoThumbX then generates a thumbnail. The time it takes to do this is virtually unnoticable, even on a slow machine. The generated thumbnail photos can also have several effects applied to them. Clicking the + button in the upper right corner flips CocoThumbX over like a widget. The effects include shadows, round image, mirror, border, and anti-aliasing. CocoThumbX can generate thumbnails for common image formats, most QuickTime movies, and (pointlessly) text files. CocoThumbX is free and only a download away.

Retail Price: Free

Site: http://www.stalkingwolf.net/software/cocothumbx/

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