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The following is a comparison of web-based photo gallery publishing software.
| name |
license |
platform |
languages |
resizing |
upload |
output |
IPTC support |
| 4images |
100/170€, free for private and non-commercial use |
PHP/MySQL |
Multilingual |
thumbnails |
HTTP, FTP |
|
yes |
| Community Server |
Free for personal and non-commercial use. Licenses for commercial use. |
ASP.NET/SQL Server |
Multilingual |
automatic |
HTTP, FTP, Web Service |
XHTML 1.0 CSS |
yes |
| Coppermine |
GPL, but with a potentially non-compliant advertising requirement |
PHP/MySQL |
Multilingual (31) |
automatic |
HTTP one at a time or in batch, FTP |
criticized for hard-coded tables |
no |
| Gallery Project |
GPL |
PHP/MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, DB2 |
Multilingual |
automatic |
Local directory, HTTP, Java Applet, Gallery Remote, Picasa 2, Import from Gallery 1.x, Windows XP Publishing Wizard, Local server |
XHTML 1.0 Strict CSS |
yes, in G2 |
| PhpWebGallery |
GPL |
PHP/MySQL |
yes |
yes |
yes, automatic image imports through filesystem |
complies with W3C specifications, HTML 4.01 and CSS 2 |
yes |
| Qdig |
GPL |
PHP |
English, Czech, Finnish, and Deutsch |
automatic |
FTP |
XHTML 1.0 CSS |
| zOOm Media Gallery |
? |
? |
? |
automatic, also from videos |
file-per-file, multiple files as one ZIP file, Drag 'n' Drop, scan remote location |
CSS |
yes |
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