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Picasa: Free photo sharing from Google

February 25th 2010 | Posted by

Picasa is a free software for editing photos from Google. Picasa helps you instantly identify and edit the existing images on your PC. Every time you open Picasa, it automatically the program will put all your photos and memilihanya into visual albums organized by date in a special folder.

Next you live drag and drop albums to settings and make labels to create new groups.   Picasa make sure your photos will be neat and orderly arranged.

Picasa can also do simple editing, share photos, share photos via email, printing photos, and even post pictures on your own blog. The latest version includes Web Albums (along with changes and other improvements), but still requires to enter a Google account first.

Download link: http://picasa.google.com/

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