Findr is a nice concept, but it doesn't deliver.įlickr Related Tag browser The Flickr Related Tag browser isn't as easy to use as some of the other services in this roundup, but it makes up for that with a unique way to search for Flickr photos.Īfter you input a query into the search engine (it searches through Flickr tags), the app displays the results. But with such a small search box, small tags, and slow search, it doesn't quite stack up to the other services in this roundup. It goes on like that until you find the desired picture.įindr, as a premise, can be an extremely helpful tool. When you click one of those tags, the app searches Flickr for both keywords. Unfortunately, those tags are extremely small, so the only way to read them is to hover your mouse over the words. To do that, you'll need to choose other tags under the search box to refine your search. You can either click one of those images to view the photo or drill down into the search with more tags to find exactly what you're looking for. Once you input a query into the small search box, it provides several images that have tags matching your search. Compfight lists several search results for any Flickr query.įindr Findr is an interesting Flickr search engine. Thanks to a simple search box and little clutter, Compfight is easy to use. When you click on an image, you'll be brought to its respective Flickr page. In my experience, changing how you search will change the results quite substantially. If you're looking to search Flickr based on the text associated with pictures, Compfight will do that, too. It displays several images matching the query. So, if you choose to find photos by the tags associated with images, simply input a keyword, and Compfight will do the rest.
Bubblr lets you add dialog boxes to your images.Ĭompfight Compfight allows you to search Flickr by tag or text. Search was quick, dragging images worked beautifully, and the finished product was great. I was pleased with how well Bubblr worked.
When you're ready, Bubblr lets you publish your comic strip to its archive. When you create a comic strip, you can also add dialog bubbles to tell a story. From there, you can either go to the photo's respective Flickr page, or drag and drop images into your comic strip. When you search for pictures on Bubblr, it displays your search results next to the search box. It's a nice improvement.īut if you're looking for something a little different, these Flickr alternatives are worth checking out.īubblr Aside from the fact that it lets you search for photos by tag or user name, the real focus of Bubblr is to help you create a comic strip that you can publish for the Bubblr Archive. The site's search results page now allows users to see small previews of photos and get details on those pictures without being forced to visit the individual photo page. Flickr announced Tuesday that it has improved its search tool.
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