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I created qdgal for my own personal use, because I needed a dead simple PHP gallery to show a few photos to family. There is plenty of such gallery softwares on the internet, but every one that I checked was too complicated, and I needed something *very* basic. No authentication, no user options, big text (to be used even by older people that are not that comfortable with a computer). I wrote a short script during a summer afternoon, and qdgal was born.

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PhotoFrame is a PHP5 script that automatically creates a clean Web interface (using frames) from a directory full of JPEG, PNG and GIF images. It creates thumbnails automatically and can use JPEG comments if it finds them. Features web administration.

A simple web gallery script in PHP. Its claim to fame is that it's implemented in a single file that requires no installation - it can simply be copied to a publicly accessible directory containing images on a PHP-enabled web server.

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.

Qdig presents your images as a web gallery / photo album. Qdig supports directory navigation, captions, converting of thumbnail and alternate-sized images, flexible configuration, and gallery management. Qdig runs stand-alone or within another script.

Our Drag'n'Drop Gallery is a free, simple gallery written in PHP. By simply dropping the gallery file into a directory filled with pictures, you can have an online Gallery Page without the need to install or configure any script.

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.