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Lookimg is a free image hosting service for photos, screenshots and GIFs up to 20 MB. Uploaded images get viewer, direct, thumbnail, HTML, Markdown and BBCode links, and uploads can be organized in albums. The site states it has hosted over 500,000 images without a paywall or upload fees and is kept running through crypto donations.
FaceSwapVideo is a free online AI face swap tool for videos, photos and GIFs. It detects faces and replaces them, with no sign-up or watermark required. The site states that clear video and photo faces improve results.
Telegram channel sharing stock photos, illustrations and videos sourced from CreativeMarket, Depositphotos, Fotolia, iStockphoto, Photodune, Shutterstock and Envato Elements. The channel states that the material is for personal use only and directs users to read licenses for more information.
DoodStream is a video hosting service where users can upload videos, share them and make money. Uploads are possible via browser, FTP, remote URL and API, and many popular video formats are supported. Free users' videos are removed after 60 days, while premium users' videos are never removed. Premium bandwidth can be purchased to remove ads and the logo from the video player. Legal adult content is allowed.
Lap is a local-first, AI-powered photo manager. It lets users describe a photo or start from a similar image and find it with AI that runs on the device. The project describes keeping the best photos and clearing the rest, with a place for every photo.
Urocissa is a free and open source self-hosted gallery built with Rust and Vue, designed for massive photo collections. It serves millions of photos on a 4GB RAM server using an in-memory cached database and virtual scrolling. It offers instant boolean search and a standalone executable for Windows and Linux.
