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What it does, it does well 
- Version: 2.8, 9/20/2006 02:44PM PST
bhoye
While not a full featured web site authoring program, for what the author says it's use is, it is excellent: displaying photos on the web. It's very easy to use, nice output, lots of options, and very easy to try out before purchasing.If you need to put your photographs on the web, especially on a regular basis, and don't feel like coding web pages by hand, it's easily worth the low price he is asking.
Excellent! - Version: 2.8, 6/14/2006 12:56PM PST
barrikady42
I have been using WebPics since 2003. It is an excellent photo gallery web page constructer. Version 2.8 is the best yet!
Great App - Version: 2.7, 9/21/2005 07:32AM PST
Rider
I've been using WebPics for years. It's so easy to use. Perfect for anyone who wants to put their pictures up on a webpage, and/or with thumbnails that link to the larger images. You don't have to know much about web programming, it does it all automatically. Highly recommended.
One of the best. - Version: 2.6.4a, 2/27/2005 10:56AM PST
bubbas_place_dotmac
I've been using this app for years. Quick and easy, and if you want to add a little more individuality to your WebPics page, just dump it into GoLive and tweak all you like. Steve has nurtured this baby along and supports it very well.
Nonsense 
- Version: 2.6.4a, 10/5/2004 07:26AM PST
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kaida
Just another want-to-be app messing the web with unfit code.
Why should one use this instead of typing decent code (if you like with one of the fine tools like Taco) and create proper, slim code for proper fast and compliant sites?
For free, in short time, with full control and with the right to stick "Valid HTML" and "Valid CSS" images onto his site ... and the consciouness that he didn't spoil the web!
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- Nonsense
A great photo to web page program - Version: 2.6.4a, 10/4/2004 04:41PM PST
Barrikady-1942
I have been using WebPics since May, 2002. It was a great program then, and it is even better now! The developer continues to tweak the program and add new options.
I highly recommend the program for those people who want to take digital images and post them on a web page.
I highly recommend the program for those people who want to take digital images and post them on a web page.
Quick & Easy - Version: 2.6.4a, 10/4/2004 02:54PM PST
telem
This is a really quick and easy way to put a web page with thumbnails together. Have used for a year or more and it has been a terrific help to me -- saved me a lot of time.
Straightforward - Version: 2.6.3, 3/7/2004 12:31PM PST
ordenador
I looked at quite a few programs of this type and I found this to be the most straightforward and useful. The galleries it makes are clean and uncluttered. In addition, I have found the author of the program to be open to suggestions and responsive to email. I would recommend this program highly to people who want to put their pics on the web without fuss, but with some sense of control.
The updates the developer has done over the past 6 years have been really helpful, especially iPhoto album integration, additional formatting options, built-in publishing to the web via FTP.
My only "criticisms" are that there isn't any way to have your photos link to a online photo printing service and you have to maintain your own "index" page that shows all the galleries you've uploaded. Not deal-breakers, but would be nice to have when you have a lot of albums, like I do.
I think WebPics perfectly fills the niche between Apple's iWeb and more complicated solutions. Highly recommended.