Selecting web-album creation tools often takes a toll over your time and resources, as the online space is filled with a vast variety of such tools. Furthermore, the album you create using such utilities are often of large size, and require converting them for web compatibility. Nonetheless, you can avoid the hassles involved in carrying out long album creation process and go for Image Flow 1.0 that serves the purpose adeptly. It’s a flash component carrying data through XML file, and facilitates you in creating flash album easily embeddable with websites. The customization is also easier as you simply have to make alterations to the XML file associated with Image Flow package. Using Image Flow you can get your images compiled into a paneled album with sliding view.

While associating your images with Image Flow 1.0 to form a fantastic personal image album or product presentation, you can customize it to the desired level. You’re allowed to make changes through the XML file, where you get different variables to modify the appearance of your album/presentation. Among the variables, you can modify ActiveHeight to set picture height when it’s on front; InactiveHeight to change picture height when it isn’t active; and ActivePicture for defining image to be active on file loading. Further, borderSize is available for changing size or removing image border; backgroundColor for placing desired color for the border; backgroundOverColor allows specifying color of border on mouse-over; and pictureSpacing to set spacing between images. The customizable variables don’t end here, as you’re also provided ZoomSpeed for setting speed for zoom out/in effect; MoveSpeed for altering image moving speed; and mirrorDistance for placing specific distance within picture and mirror. The other alterable features added are autoFlow true/false, rand true/false, time value, titleFormat, fillType, and colorsBackground. When you’ve altered these, you get the all new appearance of the image presentation.

Image Flow 1.0 component is easily alterable and embeddable with your website and results in an impressive flash image album/presentation.

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