Automatic Thumbnail Maker Gallery Maker and Photo Organizer

CGI Script which you simply drop inside your website and execute and it spiders your entire directory structure, creates thumbnail images and organizes all your photographic content into easily browsable html with thumbnail tables that link to the actual image.  Creates true uniform, beautiful thumbnail images - this is not just some cheap html trick.  Great way to surf and organize complex image archives and to organize content automatically.  You can control the size of the thumbnail images and the look of the html output very easily.   Spiders even the most complicated directory structures and wont make mistakes like other programs!  Save endless hours creating thumbnail galleries and organizing content by using this program to archive thousands of images in seconds.  Thumbnails are organized into a seperate, parallel directory structure and not littered everywhere.   Logs all activity and creates files you can use for other applications or simply search through to find that jpeg you lost 6 months ago.

System Requirements

Perl 5
CJPEG, DJPEG, PNMSCALE (commonly found on most unix & linux platforms)

Features

Creates REAL HI QUALITY thumbnail images
Keeps thumbnails organized and seperated from your content
Creates logs that tell you where all of your image files are located (great for manual searching)
Creates HTML tree with thumbnails organized into neat tables that link to each image
Completely customizable HTML output
Customize headers and footers of HTML output
Customize table structure
Does not make mistakes and crank out garbage like other software
Spider will explore even the most complex directory structures
All thumbnails kept to a uniform size regardless of the image sizes and differences
Customizable thumbnail size
Installs in seconds
Speed of light compression algorithms, program runs very fast
Runs from browser or telnet
Does not compress GIFS due to legal reasons (compuserve owns the GIF) - no software can do this legally

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