Calendarika – Create a Calendar

January 4th, 2010 — 10:50pm | Author : Anangga Pratama

Ever wonder how to make a calendar design easily with just a mere three steps ? Calendarika is your answer to that with templates to choose from and utilizing your uploaded picture. Let’s see how easy Calendarika’s three steps to create your own free calendar.

I. Landing Page

Landing Page

What’s Good :

  • Simple interface
  • No Registration Needed
  • Straight to the point

What’s Bad :

  • Way too simple
  • I don’t like the color combination between Gray, Orange and Blue
II. Features

Create It

What’s Good :

  • Simple and easy to use
  • Upload your picture from file or web
  • Advance option available

What’s Bad :

  • Small template library
  • Using a transparent PNG image as your main image will resulting a blackened background for your main image
  • Your calendar maximum size will depend on your uploaded picture size, no server side image resize option available
  • The result will only be stored for 2 hour, so make sure to save your generated calendar to your hard drive
  • Calendarika falsely detect my monitor as a wide-screen one, but in fact, it is not.
III. Verdict

Calendarika is a pretty fun to use free calender generator, if only Calendarika added more template library and an option to change the image size, it could be a lot more awesome.

Visit Calendarika Here

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Rating: 6.0/6 (1 vote cast)


About Anangga Pratama

This guy loves to review WebWare/Web 2.0 Apps. Located in Depok, Indonesia and still trying to grasp the real feeling of Internet :)

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