Picassa Web Albums is another great software from Google. It allows you to quickly and easily post pictures to a webpage. You don't even have to worry about hosting (there is 1 GB of space and still counting!), webdesign. It's already there. With Picassa web albums you can create your own picture gallery within minutes.

Uploading and sharing photos with Picassa is easy!

Step 1.	In Picassa, Select the photo(s) to upload.
Step 2.	Click Web Album , name your album and adjust privacy settings.
Step 3.	When the upload is finished click View Online . Your web album will open.

Got any questions about your web albums? Go to Help for a list of frequently asked questions.

Picassa Video Tutorial

Picassa makes advanced editing simple by putting one-click fixes and powerful effects at your fingertips. Picasa also makes it a snap to share your pictures – you can email, print photos at home, and make gift CDs. And with the new Web Albums feature, you can upload your photos to the web with just one click. You can even download your friends' photos directly back to Google Picassa on your own computer. It's never been so easy to share photos online.

 

"I took my digital camera to Europe last summer, and now I can remember my wonderful trip all year long thanks to Picasa. I wish I had taken more pictures, I didn't realize I would enjoy them so much! And it was so easy with Picasa!" - Cathy E.

"It's just superb and impressive. But the most important thing is that its user friendly. To enjoy digital photography you must have PICASSA!" -

* - Google Picasa user testimonial page

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Picasa WebAlbums Assistant
Picassa WebAlbums Assistant allows you to download entire albums or parts of albums from Picasa Web albums. Download public albums buy entering the UserID of the owner. Download private albums by pasting an invitation URL. Includes thumbnail previews of the pictures with check boxes to select only the pictures you want to download. Great piece [...]

Google bringing Picasa to the Mac later this year
Macworld.Ars: Google bringing Picasa to the Mac later this yearApple’s iLife suite is a big draw for most Mac users both seasoned and new. If someone doesn’t actually use many or any of the iLife components though, it’s a darn safe bet that he or she has at least heard of the suite and its [...]

Add Picassa to your Iphone
You can now add Picasa to the list of iPhone (and presumably the iPod Touch)-optimized services that Google is rolling out the door of late. On Wednesday, the company announced that it decided to wave the magic mobile OSX wand over its popular photo-sharing site after discovering that there were “some very cool AJAXy features,” [...]

Picassa brings picture sharing to Tivo
TiVo is rolling out a new feature that will allow users to access Photobucket and Picasa from their TiVo boxes.The digital video recorder manufacturer has partnered with two photo-sharing services the Google-ownedPicassa Web Albums and Fox Interactive Media-owned Photobucket. In order to enable users to surf through their photo albums as well as their friends’ [...]

Picassa storage limit increase
On August, 10, Mountain View-based Google announced a major storage upgrade for its online e-mail service Gmail and Picasa users by increasing the storage limit from standard 1GB free storage for Picassa and 2.8GB for Gmail to up to 250GB of storage, which Google will offer for a fee.Once a user reaches the standard limit [...]

Google adds face recognition technology to Picassa
Google is always about innovations. This time they’ve added somthing that sounds really interesting. According to Adrian Graham (Picasa Product Manager) picture content recognition technology to help browse your pictures more easily.Adrian Graham: It’s not always easy to search through your personal photos, and it’s certainly a lot harder than searching the web. Unless you [...]

Picassa goes mobile, put pictures on a map
Map My Photos allows users to specify the location of a new album, and then position individual photos on a map.Picasa Web Albums for mobile devices makes all your photos available on a cell phone or other wireless device, even if you don’t have enough onboard storage for them all. In addition to viewing the [...]

Picassa Web albums
Picassa Web Albums is another great software from Google. It allows you to quickly and easily post pictures to a webpage. You don’t even have to worry about hosting (there is 1 GB of space and still counting!), webdesign. It’s already there. With Picassa web albums you can create your own picture gallery within minutes.Picasa [...]

Wordpress Plugin - Picasa gallery within your blog.
All webmasters that use wordpress blog will find this plugin useful or at least interesting. Flash slide shows created with Piflasa look really smart and what’s important it doesn’t clutter the blog. Give it a try!On Piflasa plugin page you can read:Piflasa is a plugin for wordpress that makes it possible to insert a google [...]

Google packs together free software
Google packs together free, great softwareClever Google. Now the advertising megalith (which also does some, um, Web searching) is offering a quick-and-easy start-up software package that puts a lot of Google stuff on the user’s computer.Called Google Pack, it’s a collection of mostly useful tools, not all of them from Google, that are free and [...]

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Google Picassa update:

•Philipp Lenssen reports that you can upload your videos to Google's Picasa web albums if you wanted to. Philipp links to this sample video of a kid doing chin ups . As an FYI, you can now upload videos to Google Video, YouTube (soon to be owned by Google) and now Google's Picasa. Options, options and more options -- too much?

•Search engine giant Google has finally launched the final edition of their Picassa 2.5 application. The final update features a couple of new features, which include:

* Sharing photos online though Picasa web albums
* Choose how folders are displayed in Picasa, though a nested folder view, or date view.
* Importing photos into an existing folder.
* Choose between four presentation views for screensavers.
* Tell Picasa where you shot each photo, and geotagging ads some nice integration with Google Earth. * KMZ files can be exported and shared with others.
* Thumbnails appear larger and clearer.
* RAW formats and more camera models are supported.
* Caption editing has been updated.
* Starred photos get organized into a special album.
* Buttons can be configured to the user's specifications.