OutWit Images for Firefox

This is a tool that helps harvest images from websites.

This is a simple, straight-forward online image browser in the form of a Firefox extension. With this tool installed, you would be able to explore the Web for pictures and easily create, save, and share collections. With OutWit Images, it is possible to automatically explore sites or search engine results for pictures. You could then save and share your collections or view them as full-screen slideshows. The images harvested could be unlimited in numbers. It is a free plug-in on Firefox 3.0 or later versions. This tool is compatible with Windows, Mac OS and Linux as well. The images harvested could be saved into the local hard disk easily. Actually collecting the image is a simple one-click operation. The interface is absolutely simple. On a given webpage that you are visiting at the moment, all the images available are shown as thumbnails. Hovering over the thumb confirms the selection by showing a bigger image. You then simply click to acquire it.

These thumbnails are displayed on a black background and you could easily scroll through and arrive at the particular image you want to snag. Images can easily be dragged and dropped into the basket that you are collecting. These can be directly saved on the local hard disk of your computer. The application offers customization of the interface. If you wanted to create a slide show of the pictures collected, that’s easily done. Sharing with others is also easy. The application offers customization of the interface. Different backgrounds and look and feel of the thumbnails could be adjusted to suit your preferences. A set of filters are available for use and the images can be filtered through these before saving. This is a very good tool.

OutWit Images allows users to quickly navigate through many Web pages and harvest unlimited numbers of images. It is a free Firefox 3 add-on compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. OutWit Images distinguishes itself by allowing users to save images directly onto their hard disk. Users can collect images directly from various Web sources with just the simple click of a button. Its sleek, easy-to-use interface displays thumbnails on a black background and allows users to smoothly scroll through the images. The appearance of the application can be personalized by selecting different background colors and views for the thumbnails. The images can be dragged and dropped into the collection basket, the "catch,” where they can be saved directly onto the computer, displayed in a slideshow, or shared with other users. It also offers a variety of other options including filters for viewing and saving the images, as well as, visible source information.