Simple Photo Gallery

How It Works

1. Install Simple Photo Gallery

Simple Photo Gallery is a tool written in Python. You can easily install it using pip.
```
> pip install simple-photo-gallery
```
2. Initialize The Gallery

Initialize the gallery from a folder containing your photos and provide information like title, description and header image.
```
> gallery-init
```
3. Build The Gallery

The build command will automatically create thumbnails and generate the gallery HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.
```
> gallery-build
```
4. Customize Your Gallery

You can optionally customize your gallery by adding image captions, sections and adapting the header image. For details Read the documentation on GitHub.

Click the image for an example gallery

Features

Responsive Design

Works on any device - laptops, tablets and smartphones

Image Captions

Automatic generation of image captions and dates from the EXIF data.

Videos Support

Supports photos (JPG, PNG), animated images (GIF) and videos (MP4)

Automatic Thumbnails

Thumbnails are generated automatically from both photos and videos

Customizable

The default settings allow you to start quickly, but the design is fully customizable

Create from Album

You can create a gallery from a Google Photos or OneDrive album

Automatic Upload

You can automatically upload your gallery to AWS S3 or deploy it on Netlify

Free and Open-Source

All code is open-sourced under the MIT license and available on GitHub.

About

Simple Photo Gallery is created and maintained by Vladimir Haltakov. I like to travel a lot, but I couldn't find a good tool to share my photos with friends and family. I wanted to be able to group my photos and add descriptions, so I can tell a story. So, I built Simple Photo Gallery and made it open-source so other people could benefit from it as well.

I you have any comments, feature requests or found a bug, you can contact me on Twitter or create an Issue on GitHub. Pull Requests are welcome as well 😉.

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