Create and customize image database by importing and managing files in multiple formats. The suite supports thumbnails for a quick preview, features batch editing functions for resizing, panning and cropping, cataloging tools, etc. It supports multimedia and font files, digital images, vector files, fonts, videos, and metafiles.
The main aim of ThumbsPlus is to help you keep your photo collection perfectly organized and documented with minimum effort. Besides, this tool includes a series of useful extras that will allow you to edit and convert your images, to produce nice-looking slideshows, and even to print catalogs or create contact sheets of your favorite shots. All the most popular image file formats are supported.
At first glance, the program’s multi-paneled interface may seem a bit cluttered and unorganized. Far from it, ThumbsPlus offers an intuitive working space where the images in your collection are neatly displayed as thumbnails in the center of the interface, flanked by the location and preview panels on the left and the metadata and tasks panels on the right. The location panel is essential to help you organize your collection in meaningful directories, folders, and subfolders, while the preview panel will open up in a high-quality image viewer that will display the image selected in all its glory. Metadata are of the essence for any serious image collection. They do not only provide you with professional and personal detailed info about each photograph, but also allow you to find a picture in particular among the hundreds or thousands of other photos in your archive. ThumbsPlus offers you a wide range of tags that you can use in whatever way fits your preferences and needs. You can create your own sets of metadata, and apply them to different categories, to different products, or to different media, for instance. You can also edit the metadata of your photo albums in batches – you can select a specific set of data and apply the assigned values to any number of images in one single operation, modify the existing values, etc.
Apart from having all your photos perfectly cataloged and classified, ThumbsPlus is also a great tool to edit your images, either individually or in batches. Not being designed as a fully-fledged image editor, the editing tools provided are far from comprehensive, but will let you rotate, flip, and turn your pictures easily and without any quality loss. You can also normalize their orientation, modify the file information, and convert them into a dozen of the most widely used image file formats, such as TIFF, BMP, PNG, PCX, GIF, JPG, and even RAW. Equally important is the range of by-products that you can create with your photos without leaving ThumbsPlus. You can produce pro-looking contact sheets, catalogs, slideshows, wallpapers, and even take full-screen or partial screenshots of your desktop.
ThumbsPlus is much more than a simple photo organizer – it is a professional tool to document your photos, to view and locate them, to keep them neatly organized, and the number of extras that come with it are not easy to find in most similar tools.
v9.0 [Jul 24, 2012]
- Update version and build info for beta 9
- Enabled updating of XMP fields based on image info and database info (i.e., annotation, keywords, user fields)
- UI icon updates
- Fixed memory leak in showlistthumb/realshowlistthumb
- Current thumbnail view mode now highlighted
- Fixed problem where individual or selected groups of thumbnails were not being updated on the screen after they were removed.
- Fixed crash when log functions pass null whence
- Fixed tree problem where some network paths where not correctly handled
- Fixed several cut/paste problems
- Fixed memory leak for view window status bars (pvp)
- Mostly fixed cut/paste from 48 and 16 bpp images, still some minor probs with 16-bit.
- Restoring from full-screen wasn't always displaying correctly.
- Fixed more general problem where in some resizing of the view window would not properly size and position the paint window.
- Fixed problem where T wasn't saving the expanded folder list on shutdown.
- Limited the saved expanded folder list to 500 elements.
- Log information when registering window classes, including failure messages.
- Added checking for ESC during tree expansions - especially useful for expand all (*)
- Changed TPWaitCursor logging to very verbose
- Enlarged Edit Favorites dialog and added a Sort button
- Fixed weird problem with overlays on tree icons (sometimes did not display properly)
- Moved tree data allocation to his own heap
- Fixed "Untitled" showing up on title bar. (InitInstance calls SetMainTitle() at the end)
- Favorite folders now marked in folder tree
- Folder icons now in multiple sizes for better appearance
- Updated folder icons (treemisc)
- Added missing item (fXempRotatePortrait or
- Fixed query for producing user list
- Fixed crash when trying to view task properties right as a task is ending
- Fixed bug in modified FullPathName; needs further testing!
- Fixed some task weirdness and crashes
- Made Back and Forward drop-downs functional in tree toolbar
- Improved found file list speed
- Fixed sort by combos not always working
- Made thumbnail and tree pane toolbars non-customizable.
- Restored Assign User Fields to Thumbnail menu (needs icon)
- Embiggened Assign User Fields dialog
- Fixed FileList problem when growing after initial build
- Put Assign User Fields (Ctrl U) back on the menu
- Keep 2 levels of doing "what" for log (maybe used more in the future)
- Cleaned up some doing code
- Fixed right-click non-current folder with "show child folders"
- Changed RefryFileList to log callers
- Changed RefryFileList to process several of the refresh flags
- Removed "allocating only x bytes" warnings unless verbosity set
- Fixed problem checking doinglevel >0 after already incremented
- Made DoingStart and DoingDone log whence called
- Fixed right-click non-current folder with "show child folders"
- Fixed bad thumbnail painting when switching to/from display modes without thumbnails.
- Removed old win95 code w/r/t mouse wheel
- Cleaned up some code in tpviewctl
- Tested Boost for hash_map (unordered_map), but was a bit slower than VC STL.
- Changed parent window for task "show errors" to avoid having to wait on other Doings.
- Improved filelist verbose logging
- Fixed memory bug with which T never used a mapped file for large allocations.
- Fixed problem modifying file list after creating (due to bad implementation of previous performance optimization)
- Improved performance of file list building from O(n^2) to O(n)
- Fixed enumeration of clipboard files
- Fixed problem displaying any animated GIF files after the first shown in a folder.
- Fixed problem where images would not load in a folder after aborting the load of any image.
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