
ICAT
NVIDIA ICAT compares images and videos in single or split-screen layouts, with a user guide available for download.

About ICAT
The NVIDIA Image Comparison & Analysis Tool (ICAT) is a web-based application designed for fast, easy visual media comparisons without requiring professional editing software. It is built for users who need to evaluate differences between image or video versions, such as quality testers, content creators, and video editors.
ICAT lets users load up to four images or videos at once, with tools to align, trim, create loops, adjust playback speed, and zoom or pan to focus on specific details. It offers two core viewing modes: split-screen for synchronized side-by-side comparison of multiple files, and single-screen overlay for direct A/B comparisons with an adjustable reveal slider. A downloadable user guide is available for new users.
Key features
- Supports simultaneous comparison of up to 4 images or videos
- Split-screen mode for synchronized side-by-side viewing of media
- Single-screen overlay mode with adjustable slider for A/B comparisons
- Built-in tools for zooming, panning, trimming, and looping content
- Compatible with JPEG, PNG, WEBP, MP4, and WEBM file formats
- No professional editing software required for comparisons
- Supports both image and video file comparisons
- Offers flexible viewing modes for different comparison needs
- Web-based for convenient access without heavy installation
- Limited support for only common image and video file formats
- Currently in early release (version 0.6.17) with potential stability gaps
ICAT at a glance
- Category
- Design & Creative › Video Editing & Animation
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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