Picturama

Even though nowadays our pictures are either on our mobile devices or in the cloud, there’s no denying the utility of image organizers. If you’re dealing with large numbers of digital photos, then turning to specialized apps that can help you improve your workflow.

That said, if you’re interested in a stylish, practical, and open-source image organizer that works on all major operating systems out there, and you don’t mind it being powered by web technologies (it’s Electron-based), then Picturama is definitely worth your attention.

Subsequent to a typical installation procedure, the app greets its users with its fairly unobtrusive and simplistic GUI. To start things off, you need to first enter a folder to be scanned for images. Once the app scans the folder, the images are displayed in the main window where you can browse them by dates, view their EXIF information, add tags, rotate, tilt, crop, and even delete them with ease.

Simplicity is at the heart of Picturama. Browsing the photos by dates can be done using the stylish progress bar on the right side of the main window, and zooming the pictures is done with the bottom-right slider. The utility allows you to export your digital images to several formats such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP, at various qualities (maximum, high, medium, and low), and various sizes.

Taking everything into account, Picturama is a well-designed application that should appeal to most day-to-day users who are looking for a not-overly-complicated image organizer. It’s easy to install, easy to work with, and it looks rather decent on Windows 10.