Piwigo is open source photo library and digital asset management software for managing, sharing and organizing photos and videos. It is offered as Piwigo Cloud, hosted in France, or as a self-hosted installation on the user's own infrastructure. Both versions share the same open source core and offer API access. Users can import media from multiple sources, organize it with albums, sub-albums, tags and metadata, and grant upload rights to third parties.
Zonerama is a free online photo gallery offering unlimited space for photos and videos. Accounts require no payment information. Albums can be public, private, or password-protected, links can be given expiration dates, and albums can be configured to block downloading. Photo quality and metadata are preserved, and RAW, HEIC/HEIF/HIF, and AVIF files are supported.
Image Pixel Sorter is a browser page tool that sorts the pixels of a dragged-in image vertically by brightness and horizontally by hue. Images must be dragged from the computer into the page, and images from the web must first be moved to the desktop. Small images are recommended because large ones are slow.
Immich is a self-hosted photo and video management solution. It allows users to back up, organize and manage photos on their own server, and to browse, search and organize photos and videos. Android, iOS and server downloads are offered.
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.
Piczel helps edit, convert, generate, search, or organize images and visual assets.
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Zonerama is a free online photo gallery offering unlimited space for photos and videos. Accounts require no payment information. Albums can be public, private, or password-protected, links can be given expiration dates, and albums can be configured to block downloading. Photo quality and metadata are preserved, and RAW, HEIC/HEIF/HIF, and AVIF files are supported.
Image Pixel Sorter is a browser page tool that sorts the pixels of a dragged-in image vertically by brightness and horizontally by hue. Images must be dragged from the computer into the page, and images from the web must first be moved to the desktop. Small images are recommended because large ones are slow.
Immich is a self-hosted photo and video management solution. It allows users to back up, organize and manage photos on their own server, and to browse, search and organize photos and videos. Android, iOS and server downloads are offered.
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.
Piczel helps edit, convert, generate, search, or organize images and visual assets.
