JAlbum is a gallery software that makes web albums from your digital images.It is designed to make it the easiest to use and most powerful tool in this category — and it's free! So far over 7 million photo albums have been published with JAlbum and the software is started every 5 seconds somewhere in the world. You can easily manage your images, rotate, comment and arrange as you want. The Jalbum application is developed in Java, therefore it runs on every operating system which is capable of running Java, including Windows (all versions), Mac OSX, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, OS2. JAlbum most likely speaks your language — it comes with 32!

Jalbum Skins define the gallery appearence and functionality. Please take time to look at my collection of Jalbum Skins, all are free to use, and enjoy!
If you like them, a donation would be greatly appreciated!

The LightBox 2 skin incorporates the Lightbox effect (originally created by Lokesh Dhakar) and uses the ClearBox javascript. It now includes an integrated slideshow within the lightbox as well as animation effects. Thumbnails appear within the lightbox window for easy navigation. Click on a thumbnail, background darkens and image appears. Click on upper right or left of this image to move from slide to slide. Click Play to start slideshow, Pause to stop.

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ImageFlow, Version 3, uses ContentFlow, a flexible CoverflowTM / ImageFlow like flow written in javascript, which can handle any kind of content. It supports all new and old major and not so major browsers. It's distributed under the MIT License. CoverFlow offers many visual options including slideshow, carousel, circle, stack, gallery, gallery2, roundabout, vertical, waterwheel and wave. There is also an option to include a LightBox popup window, using ClearBox, for expanding the images. It can show individual images, image galleries and other content including Flash, Quicktime, Windows Media format, HTML, inner content, etc. Use of Clearbox for private purposes is free. If you would like to use it on commercial pages, please contact the developer, George Krupa.

The CUBER Skin. CU3ER \kju:bər\, is an image slider to create 3D transitions between slides. It is a .swf (flash) file. The settings are written to an XML configuration file in which the paths to the existing images and instructions, necessary for handling those, are defined. Transitions between slides are unique, eye-catching, and configurable. A range of available options offers an unlimited number of combinations for setting a unique look and feel. CUBER is for full sized images, so thumbnails and links to folders of images or subpages is not supported.

Carousel is a jQuery javascript based image gallery using Jquery Tools Scrollable Javascript plugin. It has the option to use one of three different javascript based Lightbox galleries. PrettyPhoto, TopUp and HighSlide JS.
The carousel is fully configurable as to number of thumbnails,thumbnail appearence, autoscrolling, easing effects, lightbox appearence , choice of skins, etc.

Polaroid Gallery is a JAlbum Skin based on a free, opensource flash gallery developed by Christopher Einarsrud. The script loads images and image titles dynamically from an external xml file. The script processes the data and creates an interactive flash gallery. Double click an image to open it or to close, drag images to rearrange them. Includes options for different backgrounds and background colors.

The Slideshow 2! Skin uses Mootools 1.2 to stream and animate the presentation of images. The Slideshow extension, Ken Burns, includes panning and zooming effects. The extension, Push, includes a pushing effect that pushes one image out with another.The extension, Flash, includes a flashing color effect during image transitions. You can hyperlink your show with a Lightbox, just click to view the full-size image in a modal window above the show.

PopSlide presents images in an elegant way within your pages. Use it to save space when displaying a collection of images. It offers your visitors a simple way to show a large version of your image without leaving the page. It is based on Christoph Schuessler's jQuery Plugin, PopEye, which was designed as an alternative to a lightbox popup. In contrast to a lightbox, it does not employ a modal window to display the large images. It takes a different approach by allowing for browsing all thumbnails as well as large images in a single image space. It also respects the page flow and stays anchored and rooted in the webpage at all times, giving a less disruptive user experience than modal windows.