# Filmstrip

The **Filmstrip** tool in Aperty is a convenient feature that lets you navigate and manage multiple images in your editing workflow. It appears as a strip of thumbnails at the bottom of the workspace, allowing quick access to different photos without leaving the current view.

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* **Thumbnail View**: Displays miniature versions of all images in your project, making it easy to locate and select specific photos.
* **Image Navigation**: Click on any thumbnail to instantly switch to that photo in the editor, speeding up the process when working on multiple portraits.
* **Multi-Image Selection**: Select multiple images at once by holding down a modifier key (often Shift or Command/Ctrl) and clicking on thumbnails. This is useful for batch edits or comparing similar shots side-by-side.
* **Sorting and Filtering**: Some versions of the Filmstrip allow you to sort or filter images based on criteria like capture time, edit time, or file name, which is especially helpful in larger projects.

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Use the Filmstrip in combination with Aperty's **Compare View** to compare edits across multiple portraits, helping you maintain a consistent style throughout a series of images.
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