Search Images from various sources simultaneously with Ginipic
Do you work on images frequently? Do you search for Images on various photo sharing websites or image search engines? Do you also search for images from your own computer system? Then you should definitely try out ginipic.
Ginipic is a free desktop application which makes searching on various image hosting sites like Flickr, Picasa, deviantART, photobucket, etc a lot easier. You can search for an image through ginipic from all these sites simultaneously.
Here are some of the features
- Multiple sources for search – searches from Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, DeviantArt, Facebook, Google Images Search, Live Search, Yahoo simultaneously.
- Duplicate images from these sites are filtered automatically.
- Tag images
- Copyright information is displayed in the Interface.
- Post directly to your blog or share it with others.
- Drag and Drop
- Re size Images
- Search images from your local computer system.
- Intuitive Graphical User Interface
Moreover, this wonderful tool comes free of cost. You may download the software here and have fun with your photographs.
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A cool one. The best thing I liked about it is that it also searches from Facebook.
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Hi,
Thanks for this helpful information. Ginipic seams to be a good tool for image search. For webmaster it is very interesting directly to see the copyright …
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Thanks Arun, however I think Flock browser also has such feature (not sure) but ofcourse it’s not a whole application which makes it great and using that feature may make the browser heavier too.
cool pics! 
was using cooliris for my daughters picture surfing
thanks for sharing it.
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I have been using Ginipic for quite sometime. I figured out that it is a nice application that can really deliver best pictures from across the internet mainly from photo-sharing and social networking sites. And the best part is that once installed, the application docks to the side of your screen making it very convenient for me to access it.
Great find mama. Thanks. I am now searching an image for my next post
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