Slideroll Flickr Photos Flash Slideshows with Music Creator for MySpace, Xanga, Blogger, Blogs and Websites

Slideroll is a rich Internet application and online tool developed in Flash that allows users to make and create dazzling, smooth, video-like slide shows from digital photos and publish them on the web, either on Slideroll site itself, on own blogs or sites or on social networking sites such as, as MySpace slideshows. The slideshows created by Slideroll are in Flash SWF format, and the unique feature of Slideroll is integration with Flick where users can use and import Flickr Photos directly to the slideshow creator without uploading the images to Slideroll.

Slideroll Slideshow Creator

Slideroll online slideshow software has all of the power and features of a desktop application without the need of installing any software. More features include ability to upload your own photos and create moving flash slideshows with an interactive drag and drop Easy Upload tool. Online slideshow creator allows user to build, create and edit slide shows with utility and transitions effects such as smooth pans, zooms, crops and fades, and even create documentary-style slideshows with that famous “Ken Burns Effect”. As most desktop slideshow creator, music and audio, captions and text slides can also be added to the slideshows. And, slide shows can be of any size and shape.

Once slide shows are ready, they are published instantly to the web and the link to the Slideroll slideshow can be email to your friends and family. They can view your new creation, and browse through a collection of all of your slide shows and photos for a wonderful stories from your static photos. Prefer some privacy? There is privacy option where you can publish your movie privately and e-mail the link to only your closest friends, or just keep it to yourself. Slideshows on Slideroll are organized by any number of keywords or phrases called “tags” which can be assigned by any member who watch the slide show. Else, viewers can comment on the slideshows too.

Currently, if you want to upload photos to Slideroll, the photos must be in JPEG format, or use your photos directly from Flickr. The Slideshows can be put on MySpace profile or blog post, and most other blog platforms such as Blogger, Xanga, Wordpress, Movable Type, or HTML, PHP and ASP websites.

Slideroll has free basic membership and Pro membership which costs US$3.75 per month or US$35.40 per year. Basic membership free members are limited to uploading 15 photos and creating up to 10 slide shows, and the free accounts may expire after 30 days. Slideroll Pro members can create unlimited slide shows and upload up to 500 photos, in the slideshows of any size and shape including extra large slideshows up to 640 x 480 pixels. Pro member can also download their slideshows to their PC and keep the slide shows forever in Flash format or download Quicktime Movies of the slideshows. The slideshows when shown will be ad-free and without Slideroll logo in the corner of the slideshow.

Create your MySpace slideshows or photos slideshows with Slideroll.

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