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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.

imgi Image Host is a free, simple and easy-to-use Image hosting script, which aims to make it easy to set up and maintain a photo/image hosting/sharing site.

Coppermine is an easily set-up, fast, feature-rich photo gallery script with mySQL database, user management, private galleries, automatic thumbnail creation, ecard feature and a template system for easy customization to match the rest of a site.

Php Images Hosting Script is the number one and most used image hosting script, make your own images hosting business easy and fast

myImageClock will display a new image every minute according to the current time. No database required! Can be embedded into any website with configurable size options for side-column displays or as main content. Example ideas for Image Clocks; Race-Cars or Football, Players using thier numbers for the minute of the hour. Includes an Auto-Install process with assistance to secure the back-end admin area. micStarterImages.zip is REQUIRED! This 82.7MB File includes necessary...

One file gallery script. Creates a simple gallery list from folders in the same root as script. Automatically creates thumbnails at fist time and saves them for later use. This gallery uses Fancybox for viewing photos. Supports: jpg, png and subdirs.

PHP script for sharing and selling images. Specifically designed for professional photographers, it uses mySQL, php, and Paypal.

FlickGal is a simple PHP script to view your Flickr pictures in a simple & beautiful gallery.

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.

yapps (yet/why another php picture script) is just what the name tells you. Simple picture script/gallery that's using convert and montage from imagemagick to create thumbnails. Reads almost every data from a mysql database.