JPO Java Picture Organizer
Run with Java Web Start Run Dev Version Download for Windows About Introduction Features Screenshot Reviews Technical description User Guide Installing Windows Java Web Start Requirements Options Local Installation Potential Problems Project Thanks Links Author License Develop Changelog Bugs Potential Features Build on Windows Source Installation Using Eclipse Javadoc Launched: 14.1.2003	Introduction JPO is a program that helps you organise your digital pictures by putting them in collections. You can browse, reorganise and find your pictures in the collections. It doesn't mess with pictures on your disk; they stay where they are and how they are. JPO can generate webpages for you and you can use it to tidy up your picture directories. It has over 12 years of development in it, runs on any computer that runs Java and is entirely Open Source. Features Quickly Organize digital images into collections and groups Creates web pages from your collection Can upload to Google's Picasa (TM) Download pictures from Camera with the ability to load only the new ones Send rescaled images and originals via email View pictures as a slide show Simple zoom in and zoom out with left / right mouse buttons Rotation on the fly without modifying the original image Browse image thumbnails Automatically advancing slide shows Captures metadata and has search features Displays EXIF and IPTC metadata Export to directory facility to share via e-mail or CD-ROM Open XML data structures Pure Java, no native libraries used Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS, anywhere Java runs Can call up outside applications Leaves your pictures where they are Can move pictures to new locations to tidy up Doesn't modify your original pictures Screenshot The Thumbnail Browser: The slide show window: Reviews I was totally amazed when I discovered that people were writing reviews about JPO and positive reviews at that! The Agfanet review is no longer online but an archived version can be read here. Technical description The Java Picture Organizer application is a platform independent image organisation tool that lets a user build collections of images that they can then search, browse, show and share with others. An HTML export facility is available that allows web pages to be built from collections. JPO uses an open XML file format to store collection information. Picture groups can be exported to a directory for CD burning and sharing by other means. JPO supports all picture formats of your Java installation. By default this is JPEG and GIF. The application makes use of Sun's Java Web Start (TM) technology for easy installation and upgrading. Do you like JPO? Why don't you let the author know? Send him an encouraging email at richard.eigenmann@gmail.com Last update to this page: 6.4.2013 Copyright 2003-2013 by Richard Eigenmann, Zürich, Switzerland

JPO Java Picture Organizer

Run with Java Web Start
Run Dev Version
Download for Windows

About
Introduction
Features
Screenshot
Reviews
Technical description

User Guide

Installing
Windows
Java Web Start
Requirements
Options
Local Installation
Potential Problems

Project
Thanks
Links
Author
License

Develop
Changelog
Bugs
Potential Features
Build on Windows
Source Installation
Using Eclipse
Javadoc

Launched: 14.1.2003

Introduction

JPO is a program that helps you organise your digital pictures by putting them in collections. You can browse, reorganise and find your pictures in the collections. It doesn't mess with pictures on your disk; they stay where they are and how they are.

JPO can generate webpages for you and you can use it to tidy up your picture directories. It has over 12 years of development in it, runs on any computer that runs Java and is entirely Open Source.

Features

Quickly Organize digital images into collections and groups
Creates web pages from your collection
Can upload to Google's Picasa (TM)
Download pictures from Camera with the ability to load only the new ones
Send rescaled images and originals via email
View pictures as a slide show
Simple zoom in and zoom out with left / right mouse buttons
Rotation on the fly without modifying the original image
Browse image thumbnails
Automatically advancing slide shows
Captures metadata and has search features
Displays EXIF and IPTC metadata
Export to directory facility to share via e-mail or CD-ROM
Open XML data structures
Pure Java, no native libraries used
Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS, anywhere Java runs
Can call up outside applications
Leaves your pictures where they are
Can move pictures to new locations to tidy up
Doesn't modify your original pictures

Screenshot

The Thumbnail Browser:

The slide show window:

Reviews

I was totally amazed when I discovered that people were writing reviews about JPO and positive reviews at that!

The Agfanet review is no longer online but an archived version can be read here.

Technical description

The Java Picture Organizer application is a platform independent image organisation tool that lets a user build collections of images that they can then search, browse, show and share with others. An HTML export facility is available that allows web pages to be built from collections. JPO uses an open XML file format to store collection information. Picture groups can be exported to a directory for CD burning and sharing by other means. JPO supports all picture formats of your Java installation. By default this is JPEG and GIF. The application makes use of Sun's Java Web Start (TM) technology for easy installation and upgrading.

Do you like JPO?

Why don't you let the author know? Send him an encouraging email at richard.eigenmann@gmail.com

Last update to this page: 6.4.2013
Copyright 2003-2013 by Richard Eigenmann, Zürich, Switzerland