picBox

picBox will help you share images with others. You can use this application to take a screenshot of whatever is on your screen or whatever your webcam is “seeing.” Take the screenshot and it will be uploaded to the web automatically; you can then take the screenshot’s URL and share it with others. You can also use it this application to manually upload images to the web and share their URLs.

You’ll have to complete a standard installation procedure to get picBox up and running: download an installer, run it, follow the instructions presented by a setup wizard and a few clicks later you will be done with the installation process.

By default, picBox automatically launches at startup. When your Windows PC boots up, picBox launches as well. While picBox is up and running, you will see it P icon in the system tray. Click it and a window will show up; it features options to take a screenshot, capture from the webcam, upload from disk, view recent images, and open the settings menu.

From the settings menu you can link the picBox application with your picBox account (register for an account here). You could, obviously, use picBox anonymously. But there are advantages to registering for an account and linking the application with your account: you can see and manage uploaded images, you can delete uploaded images, you can pick if you want to make images public (they’ll show up in this online gallery).

Take screenshots, upload them to the web, and easily share them with others. Or upload images to the web and share them with others. picBox covers both of these functions.