How to Create an HTML Photo Gallery
You have lots of digital photos, and you want to put them on the Web in a format that's easy for your friends and family to see. This means you need to set up a Website that people can easily navigate to see all of the photos in your gallery.
Instructions
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Generate the photo gallery
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Pull up Windows Movie Maker. Go to the Start button in your lower left-hand corner, then select "Programs>Windows>Windows Movie Maker."
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Import your photos. Click the text under "Import" called "Pictures."
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Navigate on your hard drive until you find the directory you have your photos stored in.
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Click each photo you would like to have in your gallery.
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Add the photos to the Windows Movie Maker timeline. Put the photos in the correct order you desire.
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In Windows Movie Maker, click "File" in the upper left corner and then select "Publish Movie." When asked where to publish the file, select "This computer," and then select "Next."
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Give your gallery a file name. You will come to a screen where it will enable you to give the gallery a file name. Enter the file name you prefer and then put it in the directory you want by selecting the "Browse" button. Next, select "Next."
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Publish your gallery. Select "Best quality for playback on my computer (recommended)." Click the "Publish" button.
Place your gallery in an HTML file.
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Bring up a text editor. You may use Windows Notepad or Windows Wordpad, or you may use a text editor such as TextPad or EditPlus. (You may even use programs such as DreamWeaver or FrontPage.)
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Type in: <a href="nameofphotogallery.wmv">View my photo gallery</a>. Be sure to use the same name you gave your photo gallery when you created it earlier.
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Save your text file in the "photogallery.html" format. Be sure to save this .html file (which is also a Web page) in the same directory as your photo gallery .wmv file.
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You are now ready to view your photo gallery via a HTML Web page.
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Tips & Warnings
Windows Movie Maker comes standard on Windows operating systems.