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    Piwigo

    Piwigo

    Manage your photos with Piwigo

    Piwigo is an open-source photo gallery application designed to manage large collections of images. It is suitable for personal photo libraries as well as professional image hosting. Piwigo offers features like album organization, batch uploading, and metadata management. It supports user and group management, making it ideal for both individual and collaborative photo management.
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    deep-photos-explorer

    deep-photos-explorer

    Local photo browser and viewer with fast tag-based search

    Deep Photos Explorer (DPE) is a local photo browser and viewer running directly in your web browser. It reads your images from existing folders without importing or reorganizing anything, and runs on a lightweight local server such as XAMPP or LAMP. DPE offers fast browsing across your folders as they exist on disk. The browser includes favorites filtering, batch rename by folder, tag assignment, and rectangular multi‑selection for tagging multiple photos. The tag‑based search dialog lets...
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    A small, flexible image gallery PHP web application that does not require a database. Administration can be done directly via FTP or using the web based admin featuring advanced metadata & user permissions. Fully template driven & multilingual.
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    This is an image gallery focused on simplicity and ran completely with PHP and jQuery. All you do is edit your config.php, copy folders of images into a directory, run a script to generate thumbnails and metadata, and they are ready for viewing.
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    A simple PHP photo gallery and metadata manager, which embeds IPTC metadata directly into jpeg files without the need for a separate database.
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    Karra
    Karra is a flexible, web-based, multi-lingual system for creating digital libraries of files and images with associated metadata. Information can be included with each item, creating a repository of data and providing a way to search for items later.
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    RDFPic Extended is a web application for image metadata generation and retrieval, using PHP, RDF, XML and a database (MySQL).
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