We are fans of Dropbox. We love Dropbox. We store all of our photos in Dropbox. We wanted an easy way to create customizable photo albums without having to upload our photos to another photo hosting service. Dropbox currently has a feature to create web albums using your photos, but it suffers from two drawbacks. First, the photos must be stored in a special directory within your Dropbox. And second, the albums it creates are not customizable: you cannot set captions or reorder the photos in the album.

You can email us at help at picgo.com or @picgoapp.

Before emailing us, please make sure you read all the frequently asked questions here. If you can't find your answer, you can contact us.

Nothing. It's free.

Please send your request by email (above).

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Click the "Create album" button on left navigation panel.

Nothing. The album you created on picgo will continue to function unchanged. However, you may not be able to update or add photos if the folder on Dropbox no longer exists.

You will be able to do this soon.

Yes you can! Click on a photo then click the button.

Yes you can! Select your album and click the Reorder photos button. From there, select and drag the photos into the desired order.

Select your album and click the Reorder photos button. From there, you will be able to remove photos from appearing in your album.

Yes, absolutely. picgo does not store your Dropbox password. We only store authentication tokens that you can revoke at any time either via your account settings or via Dropbox.

Yes. We cache your photos locally to improve performance so your albums will still be available.

Since picgo is hosted on the Google App Engine, we decided it was easiest to use Google Accounts for authentication. This means you have one less username and password to remember.

No, absolutely not. We do not have access to your Google Account password or any of your personal information.

picgo was originally created in 2002 as a photo hosting site. After it's original release that year, no further updates were made to the site. It became out-dated over the last 10 years. To launch this new site, we decided to revise the picgo brand and launch the new webapp under this name.