Their parent folders are listed in a column, on the left side of the Window.
They are placed in separate groups, according to their folders of origin and you can scroll through all of them in the same area. You can, of course, import images at a later time as well.Īll the imported images are displayed in the largest area of the interface. A small notification window will be displayed in the lower right corner of the screen, telling you what picture is being indexed at that moment. Even if you have thousands of images, Picasa will run the indexing process in the background, so you can go ahead and use the interface, without needing to wait for any progress bar to fill up. When the software is launched for the first time, you will have the possibility of importing all the images on your hard drive or just those from the "My Pictures" folder. The setup kit is 14 and a half Mb large and, after a quick installation process, you can choose to set Picasa as your default image viewer. It is still free and it still offers many features for organizing, editing or sharing images. Since Google bought the software from the original developers, in 2004, Picasa has been offered to the general public for free. You can manage and share them, view them in slideshows, create video presentations and much more.
Here is what you can do with your images, while using Picasa: mostly anything. In short, you will need a different program for each task, if you are using basic tools. Creating a collage or a presentation will require another software. If you want to edit them, you will need a third party software. When organizing images, your screen may be filled with different windows, so you can move the files from one place to another.
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