Feature Requests

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DAM search capability

i work for a large wedding florist company that needs to organize the thousands of different designs we do each year. each design needs to be easily searchable with many key words at one time. we have paragraphs written underneath each design/gallery to help us write our invoices and flower and hardware count. each gallery needs to easily be found by typing in about 5 words that appear in the paragraphs below. i need that if i type in those random 5 words that only the galleries with those 5 words will show up. currently i need to type in the exact order of words shown in the small description under the title which does not help us with what we need in a photo organizing software. if this is possible we would love to move forward with picflow for our company thank you!

Chayala Kaufman

Create a sub-gallery inside another sub-gallery (i.e., support for sub-sub-galleries).

I run a real estate media company, and our projects often require multiple levels of folder hierarchy. Typically, we have a main gallery, then several sub-galleries, and inside each sub-gallery we upload the media. However, sometimes we need to further subdivide these media into additional folders — essentially a second layer of sub-galleries. Right now, PicFlow only supports one layer of folders. When I drag and drop a folder structure from my computer, PicFlow flattens everything into a single level instead of preserving the hierarchy. This forces me to manually recreate the entire folder structure inside PicFlow, which is extremely time-consuming. I would like the ability to automatically create and manage a deeper folder hierarchy (sub-sub-galleries) when importing from my computer, so the structure is preserved and we can stay organized efficiently.

Skan 3D

Annotations without comments & viewable by default.

I would also like a feature where I can toggle on and off to see the “drawings” from the annotations people make. It would be great to set it as the default to on if needed. I do high-volume work, and between my team and me we don’t need to leave a comment as such. We know from the scribble, straight line, X, or O left from annotations what needs to be done to the image. Having this always on and not having to click on the comment each time to see what is required would be amazing. It would also be great to have a separate draw tool where a comment is not required, and you can stay in that tool. No need to keep hitting “D” to enter the tool to add another annotation.

Adrian Grasso