Remembering the formats that Apple forgot.

Apple’s QuickTime VR was a groundbreaking immersive imaging technology and Apple’s QuickTake 100 and 150 were pioneering digital cameras. Apple stopped supporting their formats years ago. Vintage Viewer brings QuickTime VR movies and QuickTake photos back to life on a modern Mac.

See it in action Coming soon · Free

Take a spin: drag within the panorama. Created in 1996, given new life in 2026 with Vintage Viewer. See more examples

New life for old image formats.

Open and explore images in Apple’s forgotten formats. Store them in searchable libraries. And save them in formats you can use today.

STORE AND SEE

Open QuickTake 100 and 150 photos

Open and organize them. No conversion necessary — Vintage Viewer speaks QuickTake.

GET VIRTUALLY REAL

Explore QuickTime VR

Navigate supported panorama and object movies created with this immersive imaging technology created by Apple’s Advanced Technology Group.

EXPORT FOR THE FUTURE

Save and share

Export photos in PNG, TIFF, or JPEG formats, and turn QuickTime VR movies into interactive HTML panoramas that today’s browsers can display.

QuickTime VR formats vary. Some movies can currently be viewed only as recovered frames while support for additional formats is developed.

A look inside

Import, view, organize, share.

Organize your image library with folders and favorites. Create multiple libraries if you like. Add descriptive captions, complete with hyperlinks. View QuickTime VR movies at their original size or fill the window. Export one item or an entire collection.

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Vintage Viewer showing its library, folders, and an open panorama — View it your way: dark mode or light, and with panels hidden to maximize viewing area.

Vintage digital images deserve to be seen.

Vintage Viewer is for anyone who wants to collect, share, and celebrate the image formats that Apple forgot.

Coming soon · Free · macOS 13+