Kaleidoscope is an easy-to-use Mac application that will help you spot the differences between any text and image files that you might have stored on your system in an instant. This tool appears really useful, especially when trying to determine the small differences between two similar source codes, text documents or photos in a matter of seconds.
The entire process of comparing two files with the help of Kaleidoscope is very simple. All you have to do is to drag-and-drop the desired files directly to the interface and this application will automatically spot and highlight any found differences in no time. When dealing with image files, you are given the possibility to select one of the four available view modes (two-up, one-up, split and difference) so that you can determine the differences much faster.
Furthermore, Kaleidoscope integrates with Versions (Mac subversion client), Gitbox or Tower and, if you want to quickly spot differences while using other application, you can use the "ksdiff" built-in command line tool.
Briefly speaking, Kaleidoscope is an easy-to-use Mac tool that is worth trying if you want to instantly spot the differences between text and image files.
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