NEW YORK and LONDON, May 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Europe's leading microstock photo site, Fotolia, today announced the launch of a new application for iPad. This fun and intuitive app helps users to search, download, and share royalty-free images from Fotolia's 28 million creative files with just one click.
Fotolia's iPad app helps the creative workflow
Aimed at professionals in the communications and graphic art industry, the new Fotolia iPad app enhances the user experience through four simple steps: 1. Discovering 2. Selecting 3. Sharing and 4. Purchasing.
Using the pleasing and ergonomic interface, users can search for royalty-free images and files from Fotolia's online database of over 28 million files.
The app offers a new visual experience, with search results appearing on the page in mosaic form. In just one click, the user can see a full frame high quality preview and scroll through search results to the next screen with their fingertip. The image's information tab allows users to see more images from that series, the same artist, or with the same keyword. From there, the user can also enter different keywords to start a new search.
Using Fotolia's state-of-the-art search engine, users can filter search results according to price, file type (photo, illustration, vector), collection (Standard Collection, Instant Collection); or Options (e.g., panoramic images).
Users can select and keep any number of images for future reference in personal galleries, share them via email or on social networks (Facebook, Twitter), and most importantly, download them directly to the camera roll on their iPad or Dropbox account, and still keep the requested file size.
Oleg Tscheltzoff, CEO and co-founder of Fotolia says, "The best applications are those that are fun to use, backed with a reliable service, so that our customers know they can trust Fotolia to help turn their ideas into images, anytime, anywhere! With an intuitive and modern design, we believe this application is as fun to use as it is useful."
Catering to growing industry needs
The iPad app is a key part of Fotolia's current growth strategy, centered around applications for mobile devices. Launched in late 2013, the Instant Collection app for smartphones now has over 30,000 users.
Fotolia's mobile device apps cater to the growing need for a quick and easy user experience. "Our mobile applications are developed internally, by our R&D team," says Morgan David De Lossy, Director of mobile strategy for Fotolia. "We've recruited another six developers in the past year, in order to focus on our mobile strategy, in addition to our already existing team of 20."
The app is compatible with iOS 7, and can be downloaded free from the App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fotolia/id527943024?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/fotolia/id527943024?mt=8
An Android version is currently being developed. For screen shots, interviews, and more information, please contact:
LOCAL PRESS CONTACT
Daniela Reissmann
Country Director, UK/EU
daniela (at) fotolia dot com
+44 208 816 7284
Dinah Hillsdon, USA
Dinah.hillsdon (at) fotolia dot com+44 7979 152 500
About Fotolia
Europe's leading microstock photo provider, Fotolia offers over 28 million royalty-free images, vector illustrations and videos. Established in 2004, Fotolia strives to make high-quality, professional images accessible to all, starting at only $0.75/£0.54 an image, with no geographical restrictions, print run limits or expiry dates. A true international market place, Fotolia offers the world's best images to everyone - from large creative firms, the press, and publishing houses, to small businesses and entrepreneurs of all kinds. Today, Fotolia has over 4.7 million users and is available in 14 languages and in 23 countries around the world. www.fotolia.com
SOURCE Fotolia
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