Making Google Docs, Gmail and other web-based editors easier
Frustrated by not being able to copy graphics or
photos from desktop application into into Gmail,
Google docs or other web-based editors?
One of the most commonly asked questions on support
forums is ‘Why can’t I paste my picture into Gmail?’ The
answer is because web browsers simply do not support this
copy and paste function.
PicturePaste fixes this.
This small, free download makes it a cinch to copy pictures,
graphics, photos from any desktop app. You can resize or crop,
and then paste them directly into your web mail, Google Docs,
WordPress, and other web-based rich text editors.
Download and try PicturePaste now
Works with:
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Google mail (Gmail)
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Google Docs word processor
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Yahoo Mail, Windows Live Hotmail
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Blogger and WordPress
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ZOHO word processor
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...and almost all web-based rich text editors
NEW FEATURES:
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Paste (Ctrl+V) after a Convert, as well as drag and drop,
so now it’s as simple as Copy - Convert - Paste
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Instant resize and crop of graphics, great for screen
grabs or photos
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Drag and drop support for JPG, TIFF, PNG, WMF files
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Option to configure your own server
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New low-cost HomeHost version !
Compatible with these web browsers
Internet Explorer
Firefox
Google Chrome
Apple Safari
for Windows
PicturePaste is not compatible with the Opera browser, and only works on Windows XP, Vista, 7 (sorry, not the Mac)
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Works with
Gmail
Google Docs
Blogger
WordPress
and most web-based
rich text editors.....
Click to see it in action
PicturePaste is very simple. The window shows the contents of the clipboard, in this
case I’ve copied a chart from Excel. There is just one large Convert button to convert
the image to a format that can then be embedded directly into Google Docs, Gmail or
other web-based editors.
The PNG and JPG options allow you to select the best format for the image. Photos are
best as JPG format and other graphics are typically best as PNG format.
The Spanner link gives access to a few settings, such as controlling the quality of the
JPG image. And that’s all there is to it.
