Photo Gallery Builder

If you want to publish a number of pictures on a web page, you should create a gallery, instead of uploading them one by one. It is more comfortable to browse through a series of images, in a web album, instead of scrolling or loading the pictures on separate pages. Normally, you would need to know a few things about Adobe Flash and how to work with XML configuration files, but with Photo Gallery Builder, you only need to know how to load pictures and how to click a few options. The software gives you the possibility of creating and publishing impressive photo galleries, without any difficulties. Its modern interface allows you to work in a comfortable and elegant manner.

You can use the software for free, but you will encounter a few limitations when you place your gallery on your web page. If you decide to buy a license, you can opt for the entire program or individual gallery types. You should also know that Photo Gallery Builder's installer is a .air file, so you will need to download and install Adobe AIR before anything else.

Thanks to Photo Gallery Builder's simple design, you may create your gallery in a few short steps. Images can be loaded from local folders, Facebook, Flickr or Picasa. When your pictures are loaded, you can preview your gallery in the central region of the interface. The added images are displayed as thumbnails, beneath the preview area, where you can change their order.

The software places a variety of gallery types at your disposal and you can select them on the left side of the window. Additionally, you can make a series of configurations, on the window's right hand side. Photo Gallery Builder allows you to change the width and height of your pictures, select a background color, scale the images, set a slideshow transition speed and much more.

When you are satisfied with your gallery, you may click the Publish button, on the software's toolbar. After selecting a destination folder, on your hard drive, Photo Gallery Builder will display a series of input fields, so you can name the contents folder, the HTML file and others. You can also find a few options for adding a watermark, selecting an image format (JPG or PNG), optimizing the size of the pictures and adjusting their quality level.

The gallery's files are neatly organized in the output folder. If you run the index file, you will find the gallery, on your default web browser, as well as a series of instructions to insert the gallery on your web page.