Picasa 3.9.138.150 For Windows -

You can place photos on a Google Maps interface (local, not live cloud) to tag where they were taken. Useful for organizing travel photos.

The built-in Collage tool (with picture pile, frame mosaic, and grid modes) and Movie Maker (which turns photos and video clips into slide-shows with music) are surprisingly fun and useful features rarely found in high-end competitors. Picasa 3.9.138.150 for Windows

Title: The Definitive Guide to Picasa 3.9.138.150: Features, Safety, and Installation You can place photos on a Google Maps

This specific build refined the user experience and added several capabilities that made Picasa a household name. Collage and Slideshow Creation: Users can create photo

  • Collage and Slideshow Creation: Users can create photo collages with dynamic layout options and generate video slideshows set to music.
  • Geo-tagging: Integration with Google Maps allowed users to pin photos to specific locations.
  • Web Albums Integration: Note: This feature was officially disabled by Google. While the button remains in the interface, it no longer connects to Picasa Web Albums (replaced by Google Photos).

    • Long before Facebook or Apple Photos, Picasa had a highly competent face detection engine. Version 3.9.138.150 refined the grouping algorithm, reducing false positives. You can tag faces once, and it will find that person across every folder on your PC.

    Modern Windows may block or warn about the installer. Here is the step-by-step process:

    First run: Picasa will scan your entire system. To avoid scanning system folders (like C:\Windows), go to Tools → Folder Manager and set those drives to “Scan once” or “Remove from Picasa”.