AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web 🌈💎✨
Our latest service release provides updated dependencies and fixes for recently discovered issues. In addition, official installation packages with binaries for Linux are now available as an alternative to our Docker images. Please note that only experienced users should choose this installation method, since these do not include all dependencies and need to be set up manually. ⚙️🌈
tar.gz
, deb
and rpm
packages for installation without Docker
This update adds search filters for finding pictures by ISO number, focal length, aperture, and altitude. It also includes a number of user interface improvements, updated translations, as well as fixes for recently discovered issues. We would like to thank everyone who submitted pull requests, helped with testing, or contributed in other ways! :sparkles:
alt:...
filter to find pictures by altitude range
This service release includes an updated ARMv7 build, a number of usability improvements requested by our community, and fixes for recently discovered issues. We would like to thank everyone involved! ❤️
Camera lens information as well as the size and format of the original RAW files are displayed directly in the search results when the cards view is selected:
Our latest release includes a redesigned Places view, with the search box moved to the top and a preview for selected clusters at the bottom. We've also added support for Samsung/Google Motion Photos, so you can view them like Apple Live Photos after re-indexing your library. Beyond those highlights, you'll get many usability improvements, new search filters, and fixes for recently discovered issues. A big thank you to everyone who contributed!
scan:false
filter to find photos that are not scans
favorite:false
filter to find pictures not marked as favorites
label
and category
search filters
install-gpu.sh
script
-vsync vfr
command flag
When you click on a cluster, a preview now appears at the bottom so you can view the pictures as you continue exploring the map. In addition, the search box has been moved to the top, a scale shows the approximate distance on the map, and our members can switch to one of the additional map styles without having to open the settings first.
The album preview images have been completely redesigned to resemble a stack of Polaroids, e.g. when you share a link via messenger or post it on social media.
Chrome
Mint
Our latest release includes new features and enhancements contributed by our community, a number of security improvements, as well as fixes for recently discovered issues. Thank you to everyone who submitted pull requests, helped with testing, signed up as a member, or contributed in other ways! We appreciate it very much.
geo:false
filter to find pictures without GPS coordinates
photoprism convert
command
We recommend that you explicitly disable TLS by adding
PHOTOPRISM_DISABLE_TLS: "true"
to yourdocker-compose.yml
file when running PhotoPrism behind a reverse proxy. HTTPS could otherwise be accidentally enabled if a certificate matching the site URL is found orPHOTOPRISM_DEFAULT_TLS
is set to"true"
.
This service release includes the latest translations contributed by our community, as well as fixes for recently discovered issues.
This update includes new features and enhancements contributed by our community, as well as fixes for recently discovered issues. We would like to thank everyone involved!
photoprism find
command to search the index for specific files
photoprism import
command destination parameter type
With this much anticipated update, our new high-resolution vector world map becomes available to all users. It also features a special terrain mode for mountain lovers, so you can view the "Satellite", "Outdoor" and "Topography" maps in 3D!
This service release fixes recently discovered issues and improves compatibility with the upcoming MariaDB v11.0. If you are upgrading from MariaDB 10.x to 11.0, please make sure that you replace command: mysqld
with command: mariadbd
in your docker-compose.yml
file, otherwise the database server might fail to start. Thank you to everyone who contributed with pull requests, reported bugs, and helped us test the changes!
As promised, this update makes hardware transcoding and many other config options available to all users. A big thank you to all of our contributors, members, and sponsors, whose generous support has been and continues to be essential to the success of the project! :purple_heart: