Flickr & WEBIMAGER: Easy screenshot-to-Flickr uploading

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Flickr & WEBIMAGER: Easy screenshot-to-Flickr uploading

by Jordan Running Feb 16th 2006

Here's a cool tool with possibly the most awkward name ever: Flickr & WEBIMAGER. Yes, that's its name. It's a Windows app whose sole purpose is to take screen captures and upload them directly to Flickr. Simply use the built-in tools to capture the whole screen or a particular area, then click on the Upload button to give it a title and send it off to Flickr. It has a few other features like resizing, saving to disk, and some effects, and it'll also manage multiple Flickr accounts.

Tags: capture, flickr, screen capture, screenshot, upload, webimager

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Carlo said 4:07AM on 2-17-2006

This is a nifty little application, although I can't seem to find a way to screencap the application itself. And it will hide my dock applications (such as Rainlendar, RKLauncher); but of course, a simple PrintScreen and paste will solve these..

Will surely be an excellent addition to the collection of flickr toys out there. Thanks for sharing! :)

Fred said 5:19PM on 5-01-2006

cant uninstall Webimaer I have tried everything I have called the TV Program callforhelptv. for help on this I have just come to me wits ends trying to get rid of this Webimager ... I deleted or uninstalled my account with Flickr but this Webimager is still here... Fred

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