Manage, organize, and archive your photo collection and be used to create elaborate animated slideshows
| Version | 4.2.67 |
| Updated | January 10 2022 |
| Developer |
Provisio
N/A
N/A
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| User Rating |
1050
3.6
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| Original File Size | 115 MB |
| Downloads | 23030 |
| Systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista |
| Category | Multimedia |
Pictomio is a program which enables you to manage your collection of pictures. It can be easily used by individuals of all levels.
The interface of the application is very simple to navigate through, thanks to the Explorer-based layout, and has animated elements which are simplistic but quite stunning.
So, you can toggle the image viewing mode between thumbnails, filmstrip, single image and carrousel. But you can also check out a map and set a position to the GEO cursor.
Furthermore, you can rate images, create albums and favorites, switch to full screen mode, assign a label (color) and image category.
Plus, you can view the EXIF information and index data of photographs, import, upload and download images, use the undo and redo functions along with a search tool, create a slideshow, edit slide and transition duration, and others.
In the "Settings" menu, you can disable Pictomio Crack from automatically checking for updates at startup, using the system's method to smooth edges of screen fonts and from synchronizing with vertical traces. But you can also disable reflections and anti-aliasing, as well as change the interface language and full screen resolution.
The software requires a very high amount of system resources, can guide you to an online help file and generally has a good response time (with minor exceptions at startup). We strongly recommend Pictomio to all users.
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