Open Source TypeScript Photo Management Software

Immich is a self-hosted photo and video management solution that helps users back up, organize, and browse their media on their own server. It is designed as a privacy-focused alternative to cloud photo services, giving users more control over where their personal photos and videos are stored. Immich provides mobile apps for Android and iOS, making it easy to automatically back up media from smartphones. The platform includes tools for searching, browsing, organizing, and managing large photo and video libraries. With server deployment options and supporting resources such as documentation, APIs, datasets, and community tools, Immich is built for both personal use and extensibility. Its combination of privacy, self-hosting, and modern media management makes it a strong choice for users who want control over their digital memories.

Picture upload, plus new management experience. Under macOS, you can drag and drop to the menubar icon to upload. The menubar app window displays the 5 most recently uploaded pictures and the pictures in the clipboard. Clicking on the picture will automatically copy the uploaded link to the clipboard. (Not supported on Windows platform.) A mini floating window is provided under Windows and Linux systems for users to drag and upload, saving your precious desktop space. Check your upload record, it is more convenient to reuse. Click on the picture to view it as a big picture. Click delete pictures button (only local) to clean the interface. The default support for Weibo Tubing, Qiniu Tubing, Tencent Cloud COS, Youpaiyun, GitHub, SM.MS, Alibaba Cloud OSS, Imgur. Convenient for uploading different image beds. Starting from version 2.0, you can develop your own plug-ins to meet the uploading requirements of other image beds.

Digital image organizer powered by the web. Scan local files, keep your privacy, and don't upload your personal photos to a cloud service. Non-destructive, the original images won't be touched (unless you purge the trash) Read various photo formats, JPG, PNG, TIF, WebP, HEIC / HEIF. Read raw formats of a whole bunch of cameras (only on Mac and Linux, see Issue #25) Browse photos by dates. View the photo in detail (zoomable). View EXIF information. Tags, favorites, rotate photos and delete photos.