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You may want these for a presentation, a blog post or for the site featuring your brand new awesome lightbox script (please no!). All logos are high resolution with transparent backgrounds. For logos of browsers that are currently active, check the src/ directory. For older logos, or logos of browsers that are no longer active, check the src/archive/ directory. There are a few options for getting the browser logos. Get individual logos or get all logos.

...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. How to use it: simply copy the index.php, index.conf and index.css files to your web server, into a directory where your photos are stored. That's all. You can optionally edit index.conf and/or index.css if you'd like to customize qdgal's look, but that's up to you.

...Then run npm run-script emojiparse in the project directory or node emojiparse in the lib directory. This should generate the new emoji.json file and output Done.

CLI to bulk upload emojis to your Slack! Note you must have node and npm installed. If you don't, go to nodejs.org and follow the install instructions there. A file named batchUploadExample.sh is provided for your reference. Edit this file change the subdomain, email, and password parameters to your own and save it as batchUpload.sh or something similar. It optionally takes an argument for the directory path that contains your yaml files. If this is not provided './packs' will be used by...

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.

Scans a given directory and makes one or more index files, that contains thumbnails of all image files found. The filename and image dimensions are overlayed on the thumbnails. It is a BASH script using NetPBM for image manipulation.

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.

Little Python Script that use PyQt4 and PIL to reduce all the JPG of a directory in order to send them on the Internet.

This is a simple python script that generates a picture gallery from a directory of jpegs.

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.

A photo gallery that only uses javascript for viewing. No backend scripting language is used; instead, a python script is run on a collection of photos outputting an album in a directory which is dropped into any web server to be served as static content

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.

A Perl script that uses ImageMagick's "convert" to make thumbnails for images contained in a directory (recursively). It then generates HTML (or PHP) code for e/a image file and a Menu that links all images. Usefull for CD photo albums and for Websites

Webgallery is a Perl script which produces high quality webpages for showing off a bunch of images in a directory. It relies on the ImageMagick Studio (specifically PerlMagick), and handles all the images that ImageMagick knows about.