1- Picasso
Picasso is an open-source image downloader library that is commonly used in Android.
Picasso is created and maintained by Square, It is one of Android's most powerful image download and caching libraries.
2- Glide
Glide, like Picasso, can load and show images from a variety of sources, while also caching and minimizing memory usage when doing image manipulations.
Glide is also used by official Google apps.
3. COIL (Coroutine Image Loader)
COIL is an Android image loading library that works with Kotlin Coroutines.
COIL is fast and uses a number of optimizations, including memory and disk caching, reusing bitmaps, resampling the image in memory, automatically pausing/canceling requests, and more.
4- Fresco
Fresco is a powerful image loading library that can be used to display images in Android apps, Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), and later are supported by Fresco.
This powerful library was created by the Facebook team.
It loads images from the internet and local storage, then displays a placeholder until the image is loaded.
5. UIL (Universal Image Loader)
UIL is the modern image-loading library.
UIL's purpose is to create a strong, flexible, and extremely customized image loading, caching, and display tool.
It provides a wide range of configuration options as well as complete control over the image loading and caching processes.
It supports Android 4.1 and higher.