Darktable
Darktable is an open-source photography workflow application and raw developer. It manages your digital negatives in a database, lets you view them through a zoomable lighttable, and enables you to develop raw images and enhance them with powerful editing tools. This browser-accessible version provides the full Darktable desktop application through a web interface, allowing you to edit photos from anywhere without local installation.
Imagor Studio
Imagor Studio is a self-hosted image gallery and live editing web application designed for photographers, content creators, and digital artists. It provides a modern web interface for browsing, organizing, and editing your image collections with real-time image transformation capabilities. Built on top of the Imagor image processing server, the studio interface offers intuitive tools for image manipulation including resizing, cropping, filtering, and format conversion without modifying original files. All edits are performed on-demand using URL-based parameters, ensuring your source images remain untouched while generating optimized versions for different use cases. The application features a responsive gallery view for browsing images, a built-in editor with live preview, support for various image formats, and SQLite database for managing metadata and user preferences. With its lightweight architecture and flexible storage options, Imagor Studio enables you to maintain a private image library with professional editing capabilities accessible from any web browser. Perfect for photographers managing personal portfolios, content creators organizing media assets, web developers optimizing images for websites, or anyone needing a self-hosted alternative to cloud-based image management services with built-in editing tools.
Photoview
Photoview is a user-friendly photo gallery designed for photographers. It allows you to easily navigate through directories filled with high-resolution photos and videos. The app syncs with your file system, automatically organizing your media based on the file structure. Directories become albums filled with the photos and videos found within them. Photoview also automatically rescans for new media, keeping your gallery updated. Multiple users can be configured, each with their own directory of photos and videos, and each user's media is kept private with a username and password. Albums and individual photos or videos can be shared through public or password-protected links. Photoview also analyzes photos for EXIF metadata, displaying this information next to the photo and using it to present photos on a map. The app also has a mobile version for iOS, allowing you to quickly access your media library from your phone. Photoview supports RAW images, automatically extracts metadata from images and videos, and optimizes videos for the web. It also generates thumbnails automatically and ensures that your media is secure and private.