Glenlay Gallery

Pictures represent a pretty important type of resource, allowing you to bundle multiple images in galleries to use for different activities. These can be delivered in various forms, either for offline or online use. For instance, Glenlay Gallery helps you build a HTML gallery you can embed in your web projects.

On launch, the application brings up the work window, with a sample gallery already loaded so you can easily get acquainted with the set of features and see how the output gallery is built. What’s more, the entire operation consists of a wizard-driven process, with intuitive steps bundled with interactive preview sections along the way.

Although there’s little room for customization, the application does manage to compensate by offering a decent variety of web templates to work with. More than 10 different styles and layouts are at your disposal, either with menus to navigate like in File Explorer, or enlisting all of them on a single page.

Where you do get a little control over the situation is the color theme. There are multiple preset styles and colors for the background and text, but here you have the chance to take matters into your own hands. All changes are instantly visible in the preview area, and you can even navigate to see how the layout works.

Once the style is defined, the second step requires you to add an album name, as well as source and destination directories for pictures to include and where to save the project. Last but not least, minor editing options make it possible to adjust pictures, edit descriptions, save a desktop icon, and publish the album on a FTP server.

All things considered, we can state that Glenlay Gallery is a clean, intuitive application with which you can quickly, and easily build HTML picture galleries. The wizard-driven process makes accommodation a walk in the park, while the variety of layouts at your disposal are sure to provide enough design choices.