Often we see the thumbnails view of the images placed with the websites, which provides access to your large sized images, or the other WebPages. Creating thumbnails seem to be a technical procedure, and in case some of us are technically na, we usually stay away from doing it. But, it is not that technical at all with the new Web It! 2.61, as it effortlessly allows you to create thumbnails for your content. The program comprises of an interactive feature-set for easy creation of HTML-based thumbnail gallery. The program does not require the users to have the knowledge of HTML, and supports easy creation of HTML containers for the images, allowing you to add the banners and HTML tags.

By using the Web It! 2.61, you can quickly create the thumbnail galleries with minimum effort. The interface of the program is decently designed to make the navigation of features easy for the users. Starting on with the process you need to select the ‘Load Folder’ or ‘Load Files’ option from the ‘Control Center’, for get the images loaded into the program. The list of loaded images is shown on the left panel. Write down the caption for the images if required, and then move onto the selection of ‘Design Type’ from the HTML Wizard page. To assign link for images with each thumbnail, you are provided with the ‘Hyperlink to HTML Still’. To make the Text, Background, Active Link, Visited Link, and Link look different, you can set different colors to them. Next you need to set the number thumbnails you would like to set on each row and page, and to create additional pages if required. Making the desired modifications, you have to save the generated thumbnail gallery at a specific location. You can preview the gallery into the web browser, and finally click on ‘Create HTML’ and program start the creation process.

Web It! 2.61 makes it to give a fantastic look to your website allows you to comfortably create image based navigation menus. The utility gets rated with 3.5 points thanks to its seamless procedure for creating and linking thumbnails.