Slimbox vs Bump Email

Struggling to choose between Slimbox and Bump Email? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

Slimbox is a Photos & Graphics solution with tags like javascript, image-gallery, lightweight.

It boasts features such as Lightbox style image viewer, Minimal design, Customizable, Responsive layout, Keyboard shortcuts, Social media sharing, Zooming & panning, Image captions and pros including Lightweight, Easy to implement, Good performance, Customizable, Free & open source.

On the other hand, Bump Email is a Social & Communications product tagged with file-sharing, email-plugin, large-attachments.

Its standout features include Allows sending large files up to 250MB directly within email, Works across major email providers like Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail etc, Easy drag and drop interface to attach large files, Share files privately without needing external cloud storage services, Works on web, iOS and Android, and it shines with pros like No need for external file sharing services, Easy to use integration within existing email, Large 250MB file size limit, Works across major email providers, Available on multiple platforms.

Feature	Slimbox	Bump Email
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	Photos & Graphics	Social & Communications

Product Overview

Slimbox

Description: Slimbox is a lightweight JavaScript image gallery script used to overlay images on top of the current page. It is designed to be simple, customizable, and minimal for fast loading image galleries.

Bump Email

Description: Bump Email is an email plugin that allows you to easily share files by 'bumping' your emails together. It integrates with your existing email and allows you to attach files to emails up to 250MB in size without leaving your inbox.

Key Features Comparison

Slimbox Features

• Lightbox style image viewer
• Minimal design
• Customizable
• Responsive layout
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Social media sharing
• Zooming & panning
• Image captions

Bump Email Features

• Allows sending large files up to 250MB directly within email
• Works across major email providers like Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail etc
• Easy drag and drop interface to attach large files
• Share files privately without needing external cloud storage services
• Works on web, iOS and Android

Pros & Cons Analysis

Slimbox

Pros

• Lightweight
• Easy to implement
• Good performance
• Customizable
• Free & open source

Cons

• Limited features compared to premium options
• Less support than paid alternatives
• Requires coding knowledge to customize
• Not actively maintained

Bump Email

Pros

• No need for external file sharing services
• Easy to use integration within existing email
• Large 250MB file size limit
• Works across major email providers
• Available on multiple platforms

Cons

• 250MB file size limit may still be insufficient for very large files
• Recipient needs to also have Bump installed
• Requires installing additional software rather than native email functionality
• Only useful for sharing files, not for regular email purposes

Pricing Comparison

Slimbox

• Open Source

Bump Email

• Freemium