Photography

4 open source tools found

Pixelfed

Decentralized, algorithm-free photo sharing that respects your privacy.

Pixelfed is a free, open-source image sharing platform without algorithmic manipulation. Your feed is chronological, private, and ad-free. It's part of the fediverse, allowing cross-platform interaction.

If using a public instance, simply delete your account. For self-hosted setups, remove the deployment directory, database, and configuration files (refer to documentation).

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Photoview

Self‑hosted photo gallery for photographers, with RAW support, face recognition, and easy Docker deployment.

Simple and user‑friendly self‑hosted photo gallery for photographers. Automatically indexes directories, generates thumbnails, supports RAW and EXIF, and includes face recognition.

In the directory containing docker-compose.yml, run `docker compose down -v` to remove containers and volumes. For full cleanup, delete the persistent data directories manually.

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File Management

ChronoFrame

Self-hosted photo gallery with smart EXIF, map view, and multiple storage backends.

ChronoFrame is a self-hosted photo gallery for photographers. It automatically extracts EXIF data, reverse geocodes locations, and displays photos on an interactive map. Supports local and S3 storage, CDN acceleration, and WebGL rendering. Easy Docker deployment.

Stop the container: docker compose down; remove data: rm -rf ./data && docker rmi ghcr.io/hoshinosuzumi/chronoframe

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Design Tools

Sigal

Turn a folder of images into a portable, static photo gallery website with one command.

Sigal is a simple static gallery generator written in Python. It resizes images, creates thumbnails, and generates HTML pages with Jinja2 templates.

Run `pip uninstall sigal` in the terminal. To remove generated files, delete the `_build` directory manually.

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