Firegraphic

The first thing you can do with the Firegraphic application is view, edit, manage, print, and share your image files. The second thing you can do is watch videos, and the third is listen to music. The application displays images (and lets you edit them), plays videos, and plays audio tracks as well. It does it all in a quite good looking and dark interface.

The application can be installed on a PC that meets the following system requirements: Intel Pentium 4 processor or compatible alternative, 2GB of RAM recommended (1GB minimum), graphics card capable of 1024x768 resolution. The PC can be powered by Windows 7 or an older edition of the Microsoft-developed OS.

When you run Firegraphic for the first time, you are presented with a 3-step configuration wizard. Step 1: pick between the Full and Compact view. Step 2: choose the file you want to associate Firegraphic with. Step 3: choose if you want a desktop shortcut, Start Menu shortcut, Quick Launch bar shortcut, and tray icon.

The pane to the left on Firegraphic’s dark interface lets you navigate your drives. To help you out, the application presents previews if there are media files in a folder. Access folder with media files and you will see thumbnails for those files in the pane down to the right and a larger preview in the pane in the upper right. Hover the mouse over an image to get a larger preview, double click it to open in a new window. You can customize the way Firegraphic works by hiding away the panes you don’t want to see.

Navigate your hard drive, locate images and videos, and view them with the Firegraphic application. If you find some audio files, listen to them using the same Firegraphic. It’s all so simple that I can hardly find the words to describe how easy it is to use Firegraphic.

Putting the spotlight on image files, it must be said that Firegraphic does a bit more than just displaying them. The application also comes with some editing functions: rotate, crop, adjust colors, convert. On top of that, the application lets you print out images and it lets you email them to others.

Firegraphic can be used for free for an evaluation period of 30 days.

Choose Firegraphic and you will get a good looking application that you can use to view, edit and share images. In its dark interface you can also view videos and listen to audio tracks.