Aside from being a tool for displaying personal pictures, Photo Gallery also allows distribution and sharing of photos. One can set up a new album on their website in just a few minutes regardless if it is a small personal site or a large online community. Of course, you could send photos via email but the large attachment of files would ended up flooding the recipient inbox. Therefore, the best solution is to display all your photos in the online photo gallery which is accessible to everyone. Features which are simplistic in design, yet powerful is what entices our customers to this best selling product.

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It's designed to be fast, intuitive and very powerful.
Its key features include an original and innovative interface, zoom and rotation tools, a carousel, a thumbnail's image navigation, …

* Supports JPEG, GIF, PNG. They can even be mixed together in the same gallery.
* Easy to install, just drop it in a folder with jpg, gif, png files, and it does the rest
* Fast. Really fast. Uses advanced design techniques to ensure fast loading on any computer. You can fly from picture to picture to thumbnails and back with unmatched speed. You won't believe it's the Internet
* Configurable, you can set several options or even create your own CSS to control the look of your galleries. You can take your settings and easily apply them to any number of albums
* No database needed.
* Maximum compatibility. From webserver to browser, it can be made to work on nearly everything. Careful consideration was made to deal with restrictive PHP configurations. For example, GG can spend as much time as it needs building thumbnails even if your webhost silently kills scripts after 30 seconds. Building images is managed by browser-based javascript that can intelligently break up work into smaller requests. I understand not everyone runs their own webserver and has full control over their webserver. Your inexpensive shared hosting provider won't stop you now.
* Free for personal non-commercial use.
* The ultimate lazy-man's web gallery. You can make a gallery of thousands of images with virtually no user interaction.
* Only requires one file to operate
* Flexible. GoodGallery always knows what images are there. You can always add, remove, or rename pictures in the folder and GoodGallery will instantly recognize the change and update thumbnails deleting unused files automatically. Unlike many gallery scripts, GG can be named whatever you want and you don't have to configure anything differently.
* Fault tolerant. GoodGallery will *never* generate corrupt thumbnails or preview images, even if the server loses power during a write.
* Good Housekeeping. GoodGallery keeps all its cached images in two very obvious folders to make removal very straightforward.
* Keyboard shortcuts. Put that mouse down, sit back and relax, navigating through your pictures with your arrow keys and enter.
* Full Deep Linking. The address bar updates while going through the gallery so you can post a link to any individual picture or thumbnail page the way you would expect. Users of Flash galleries will appreciate this return to UI sanity.
* Passes WC3 validator as XHTML 1.0 Strict
* Quality image output. Resizes images at very good quality. The default settings are similar in fidelity to photoshop's jpeg high preset. Never uses awful browser or flash resizing

Over a dozen options are available for the gallery, located in an external XML configuration file. This file is editable using any standard text editor like Windows Notepad or Textpad. Both color, text, and layout configuration options are available. 4 different layouts are available: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (the "layout" parameter).

Images for the gallery can be specified via the external XML file. The thumbnail path using the "thumb" parameter, and the caption text using the "captiontext" tag. Any image can also be linked to a popup window, which can either be an external URL (http:// location) or an image, as it is in the demo.

"Print" image option is available. When clicked, the operating system's print window is automatically opened. This option can be disabled in the XML.

Auto-scroll for thumbnails is available through 2 of the 4 available layouts. The auto-scroll can be placed either on the right or on the left side of the gallery layout.

Any image can be linked to an external popup window by specifying a path in the "imageurl" tag, in the XML configuration file.

100% of the Flash source code is included upon purchase (the Flash 2004 Pro. file, as well as the ActionScript 2.0 classes). Thus, if the option isn't available in the XML configuration file, then you can always directly edit the Flash code.

Basic operation of the gallery involves three files: an HTML file, a SWF file, and an XML configuration file. The idea is that the SWF loads the XML configuration file upon startup, to determine the layout and settings for the gallery. As you can see, the SWF is very light (only about 14 KB). Fast Gallery is truly one of the fastest and most poweful image galleries on the market.

Layout 1 of 6 has all images in a thumbnail section on the right side of the screen, with arrow controls to view more thumbnails. The layout that you want can be set in the XML configuration file, using any good text editor.

Layout 2 of 6 is identical in every way to layout 1, except that the thumbnails appear on the left side.

Layout 3 includes the smooth scrolling option, whereby all thumbnails occupy a scrolling bar at the right-side of the screen. The title text is absent in this layout, to maximize the image area.

Layout 4 is identical to layout 3, except that the thumbnail bar appears on the left-side of the screen, instead of the right-side.

Layout 5 is similar to 3 and 4, except that the thumbnails appear above the main image, rather than to the side.

The 6th and final layout is identical to layout 5, except that the thumbnails are aligned at the bottom.

NEW! Slideshow feature allows the images to loop. This feature can be activated in the external XML configuration file.