Free framed pictures software for mac

iSort My Pictures 1.2 is a free program displaying you a folder full of pictures, one at a time. Then, you can delete them, or move them to one of nine folders by hitting the corresponding number key.

Some features to make it easier are the fact you will see a small thumbnail of the last picture you added to a category, so you know you have the right one. Also, as you flip back and forth, the category you have assigned shows up right on the picture, so there's no guesswork!

Cross Platform Pictures are several REALbasic examples which each show how to set and retrieve a picture in a REAL Database (using the old and new 4.5 syntax) and in a MySQL database.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Framed is a quick and easy tool to create animations from a series of still pictures.
You can use Framed to assemble stop-motion animations or create an impressive cinematic sequence by rapidly flipping through numerous images.
Features:
- create sequences of any size with a virtually unlimited amount of images
- using any number of frames per second.
- preview images by double-clicking them
- reorder them if need be.

Requirements:
System 7.5 or later.

Frame Image is an AppleScript for PhotoFlash that will create a frame around the frontmost image. You can indicate the thickness and the script uses either black or the current background color for the frame.

Completly freeware.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.3:

• Added an add files button so you can browse and add a folder of images
• Images can be sorted by clicking on the column headings on the images list. The order will be honored when the movie is made.
• Instead of stretching images to fit the movie size, Framed will now downsize them proportionally and place them on a background color of your choosing
• Pressing the delete key will now remove the selected frames from the movie
• Image previewer will now downsize large images to fit onto the screen
• You can now Select All (command-A) in the image list
• When rearranging images, a dialog no longer pops up telling you where you moved the image

Requirements:
System 7.5 or later.