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Thin File Offers New Thin Image Upload Version

Thin File, a file transfer software development company, has recently announced the release of its new version of Thin Image Upload. The new version of the software allows computer enthusiasts and webmasters to drag and drop an image as well as resize images on the client side. And unlike a traditional HTML form, which does not provide feedback to the user on transfer speeds, Thin Image Upload has two different progress monitors for webmasters? convenience.

Users and webmasters alike, when using Thin Image Upload, can drag, drop and upload thousands of files in a single transfer. Webmasters use the product to provide an enhanced and richer user experience for visitors, and they are able to save money and time while doing so. Several improvements are also included in the new version of Thin Image Upload. Webmasters take full advantage of these improvements which provide them with a more efficient, cost-effective solution.

Webmasters take advantage of the fact that photos can be resized before transfer, resulting in a significant reduction in bandwidth usage. Bandwidth consumption can be reduced further by using the software?s client side filtering feature to make certain that unwanted file types are not attached. Webmasters can also add a watermark to the photo. The Thin Image Upload applet is compatible with Explorer, Firefox, Mozilla, Safari and Opera on Windows (including Vista), Linux and OS X., as well as other popular browsers. This tool is already a hit among webmasters all over the world.