Download many photos at once
Select several photos and save all their original files in one go, instead of opening each photo's page and downloading them one by one.
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What's new in Photarium
Every improvement to Photarium, written up when it ships, with the version it arrived in. Photarium updates itself, so a new entry here usually means your install already has the change or will soon.
- 7updates written up
- 7in the last 30 days
- v1.0.140latest, today
Better descriptions on listing pages for search engines
Search-engine versions of tag, album and people pages now describe untitled photos by who is in them and what they show, instead of repeating "Untitled photo".
Read the write-upA leaner tag sitemap, and a mobile menu that fits
Only tags with at least five public photos are offered to search engines, and the phone menu no longer scrolls sideways.
Read the write-upDisplay options, and much better search-engine pages
Each visitor can choose full page width and whether people show as names, avatars or both. Crawlers also get real titles, links and structured data.
Read the write-upPhotarium now updates itself
Installs check for a newer signed release and install it when the site is quiet, with a database snapshot first and automatic rollback.
Read the write-upOne-line install, and Photarium is open source
A single command installs Photarium on Debian, Ubuntu or Fedora, and the whole project is free software under the GNU AGPL v3.0.
Read the write-upSecurity, speed and reliability pass
Safer privacy handling, rate-limited sign-in, much cheaper album and map views, faster bulk actions and image processing, and fixes for odd cameras.
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