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IMG2ASCII is a PHP program, that generates ASCII images from JPG or PNG images. There are several options to alter the generated output, such as color, inversed color, font sizes, background color, line height or letter spacing only to name a few.
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This on-line photoalbum works out-of-the-box (no database needed, safe-mode-safe, minimal setup) and focuses on the presentation of the photos. Features: basic password protection, Wiki-style guest-books, documentation and captions for the pictures.
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PHPGraphs is a set of graphing classes for php. The basic graph types are line, point, area, and bar. Also, an advanced TimeSeries graph is included. PHPGraphs supports large numbers of large sized data sets.
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Photottoir is a very simple php script for generating a static photo album website. It takes a directory full of JPGs and subdirectories and generates html files and thumbnails that can be uploaded to a server.
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