Hi everyone! I’ve built a simple, clean, and useful tool that helps you browse your LoRAs Library visually, organize them better, and even check tags and metadata with just a few clicks.<hr /><h3 id="what-is-it">💡 What is it?</h3>This is a standalone viewer that lets you explore your LoRA collection in a grid layout with:✅ Thumbnail previews (Pictures or Video) ✅ Full metadata display ✅ Automatic tag extraction, including hidden training tags (When present in .safetensor) ✅ Filters by model type and tag (If you have your folders organized) ✅ Light and dark mode ✅ Pagination for big folders ✅ Optional "Show only tags" mode to focus on what really mattersNo installation, no setup headaches. Just open and browse.<hr /><h3 id="how-to-use-it">📂 How to Use It?</h3>You can run the viewer in two ways — either using Python (recommended for users familiar with it), or by downloading the standalone <code>.exe</code> version.<hr /><h3 id="option-1:-using-python">🐍 Option 1: Using Python</h3><ol><li>Make sure you have Python 3.10 or higher installed on your system with Flask Lib.</li><li>Download the version from CivitAI.</li><li>Extract the zip anywhere you want.</li><li>Inside the extracted folder, double-click the file: <code>run.bat</code></li><li>It will open a terminal window and ask you to select a folder:<ul><li>🔸 Choose your main LoRA directory (the one containing your categorized subfolders)</li></ul></li><li>Open the link from terminal. Your default browser will open the viewer. You’re ready to explore!</li></ol><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/1c63367d-e47a-4906-bb53-007bf52eadde/width=525/1c63367d-e47a-4906-bb53-007bf52eadde.jpeg" /><hr /><h3 id="option-2:-standalone-version-(no-python-needed)">💻 Option 2: Standalone Version (No Python Needed)</h3><ol><li>Download the version marked "Standalone (.exe)". <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://mega.nz/file/oUxCnJTS#-dyVYUbORrxRKCa0g8jgCWZTm_R6-AiBpzLC9l8BlA0">LINK FOR MEGA IN HERE!</a></li><li>Extract the <code>.zip</code> anywhere on your PC. </li><li>Run <code>LoraViewer.exe</code>.</li><li>It will ask you to select your LoRA folder.</li><li>Done! The viewer will open in a new window.</li></ol>⚠️ Note for Windows Defender Users: Some antivirus systems (like Windows Defender) might flag standalone <code>.exe</code> apps created with PyInstaller. This is a common false positive. If you're unsure, feel free to use the Python version above — it's open and transparent!<hr /><h3 id="recommended-folder-structure">📁 Recommended Folder Structure</h3>To get the best experience, I recommend organizing your LoRAs like this:<pre><code>LoRAs/
├── SDXL/
│ ├── person/
│ │ ├── Someone.safetensors # Safetensor File
│ │ ├── Someone.png # Thumb File. PNG, MP4, Webp. (Optional)
│ │ └── Someone.txt # Your personal file with instructions (Optional)
│ └── Styles/
│ │
│ └──...
├── Flux/
│ ├── Person/
│ └── Styles/
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</code></pre>If your LoRA files are well organized, the app will automatically recognize:<ul><li>The image preview (<code>.png</code>)</li><li>An optional text prompt file (<code>.txt</code>)</li><li>Any video preview (<code>.mp4</code>)</li><li>And categorize everything based on FOLDERS</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="what's-inside-the-zip">📦 What’s inside the zip?</h3><ul><li>✅ <code>LoraViewer.exe</code> (the app)</li><li>✅ Lightweight and portable</li><li>✅ No LoRAs are included — this is just a viewer for your own collection</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="who-is-this-for">🎯 Who is this for?</h3>This tool is perfect for:🎨 Anyone who want to visually browse and organize their LoRA collection 🧠 Creators who need to quickly check metadata, tags, and previews 📁 Anyone who’s tired of guessing what a <code>.safetensors</code> file contains<hr /><h3 id="clean-local-and-private">🧼 Clean, local, and private</h3>Everything runs locally on your computer. No internet connection required. No data leaves your machine.<hr /><h2 id="windows-defender-and-standalone-version">🪟 Windows Defender &amp; Standalone Version</h2>If you're downloading the standalone <code>.exe</code> version, Windows might warn you or block it. This is normal for new apps made with Python tools — especially if they aren’t signed with a Microsoft-approved certificate (and I’m just one guy, not a corporation 😅).🛑 If Windows Defender blocks it:<ol><li>Click “More info” on the warning window.</li><li>Then click “Run anyway” — it’s safe.</li></ol>I made this tool for myself to manage my massive LoRA library, and there’s nothing harmful in it — just a viewer to help you browse your LoRAs more easily.<hr />In conclusion, I made this tool for myself, because as a ComfyUI user with a HUGE library of LoRAs, I felt the need for a better way to visualize and search through them. I'm not sure if this will work for everybody, since I'm a just a "curious" coder. This is my first build, and there's plenty of room for improvement. If you have any good ideas to upgrade it, please let me know!Enjoy 💜

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