Imogen

Imogen is a small Windows application designed specifically for helping you generate HTML maps using custom images from your computer and setting up user-defined attributes.

The tool sports an intuitive layout that gives you the freedom to import pictures using the built-in browse button or drag-and-drop support.

Imogen offers you the option to import photos with the following file formats: BMP, GIF, JPG and PNG. You may add custom HTML files or insert images via a user-defined URL.

The preview area coincides with the editing working environment. The editing tools are placed at your fingertips, more specifically just above the editing pane. Plus, you can preview the map via your default web browser, be it Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera or another one.

Imogen lets you draw rectangles, circles and polygons, undo your actions, and export the map to HTML file format. You can set up map properties, such as name, core attributes (unique ID, title, CSS class and style), language and direction (default, left to right or right to left).

What’s more, you can use event handlers to run scripts in your web browser when the user performs an action on the target item. You may define the event type (e.g. on click, double-click, key down or up) and enter the code that is carried out whenever the selected event occurs.

Imogen allows you to configure image properties by specifying the name, text and description link, adding core attributes (unique ID, title, CSS class and style), language and direction. Events can be configured in the same way as the ones used for defining the maps.

When it comes to shape properties, you may alter the position of the drawn object, adjust its size, as well as enter information about the link, core attributes, language and direction.

Imogen comes with a handy suite of features for helping you generate and edit HTML maps. On the downside, it hasn’t been updated for a long time, so it may cause compatibility issues on newer operating systems.