![]() I would even be willing to pay for an upgrade that even pros (I am just an enthusiastic amateur retired photographer) would find useful. Why doesn't Google realize that they have a great product, and with just a little effort could make it a top of the line app. So I'm afraid, IMHO, there may indeed be many alternatives, but there just isn't an all around better product than Picasa, tho indeed it is not perfect either. I was hoping for Xn view, but there are just too many little things, particularly editing, that Picasa does better. ![]() Flickr I find too complicated and when I lost my password, just couldn't seem to get back on. Photoshop I can't afford and it isn't useful as a catologue, Lightroom I do use for B&W, but not for quick and easy editing and general cataloguing. I've tried all of these, except shotwell as I don't use Ubuntu, and always come back to Picasa for everyday all around usefulness. You can easily search features of all these apps on internet. Some of them you can try are:įlickr, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, Xn View MP, shotwell and many more. These applications are based according to latest trend. There are many alternatives available for Google Picasa. These are the reasons I use Picasa on my desktop, and Google Photos has nothing to offer for this. Google Photos is a fine place to store photos to share with people and share albums. However, there is an app you can install on your desktop that automatically uploads everything to Google Photos.Īll your Picasa albums will still be on Google Photos when Picasa is eliminated. They are just getting away from a separate application. Just upload your photos and create an album. ![]() Google Photos is the same thing and you don't need an application to run it. The change could signal the beginning of a plan to migrate Picasa users over to the newer Google Photos web service. As part of the transition to Google’s new photo and sharing service, Google Photos, launched this May, users of Google’s older Picasa desktop software are now being prompted to upgrade to Google Photos Backup for saving their images to Google’s cloud storage.
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