Snipping Tool++ is a dedicated imgur snippet/screenshot uploading tool with hotkey support, local image saving, and deletion link history! With Snipping Tool++ you can quickly upload a screenshot to Imgur.com and get a link back that you can paste to your...
Photo Scanner is your tool for convenient scanning without expensive scanning hardware. Take a picture of the document you want to scan, open that picture in Photo Scanner, drag the red dots to the corners of the document, press the transform button,...
The EXIF Viewer extracts and displays EXIF information from a JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) image. The extracted data can be copied to the Windows Clipboard. Digital cameras not only store the image data in JPEG files, but also a multitude of...
Right Hemisphere's award winning Deep Paint 3D delivers an intuitive, easy to use tool to paint and texture 3D models interactively in 3D.Designed for the creative artist, Deep Paint 3D is the leading painting and texturing solution used by film studios,...
Microsoft Pro Photo Tools provides a set of tools for photographers to perform various tasks with their images including RAW captures. The current version enables you to quickly geotag your photos, view and edit metadata, and more, leveraging the power of...
Awesome Duplicate Photo Finder Portable is a free powerful tool, that helps you to find and remove duplicate photos on your PC. It features search for duplicate photos (JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG), able to compare pictures that was resized or pictures with...
This software offers a solution to the users who want to convert one or more images into black and white. The user chooses the files or an entire folder to be processed and uses the sliders to set image quality, black filter, gradient filter and gray...
Introducing CompuPic Pro, the fastest, most powerful digital-content manager available. It has support for keywording, searching, Favorites, and EXIF, plus full file management, making organizing your photos a snap. The fully integrated viewer instantly...
