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comment.cgi is a Perl/MySQL-driven web album program where the visitor can leave his comment to a picture. comment.cgi was created for events like parties or other....click here for more

iGal is a Perl-based program that can generate and publish an entire online picture show (HTML slides, thumbnails and index page included) with just one command line invocation. If you`ve got a directory (or several) full of image files that are waiting to be put online and shared with friends, then...click here for more

This script allows you to display (link to) full images and still keep them in your template design by using SSI`s and cgi executes. All this allows you to dynamically generate seemingly individual pages for each image (which would normally be a lot of work)....click here for more

Webgallery is a Perl script that lets you create a webpage showing off a gallery of your images. The current version of Webgallery requires the URI::URL module, as well as PerlMagick. It outputs JPEG formatted thumbnail images in an XHTML 1.0 index page....click here for more

photoaddict is a perl script to give a nice frontend to displaying images -- especially those from a digital camera. photoaddict requires ImageMagick, Image::Size module....click here for more

The POD-l script is another Picture of the Day script. POD-l will display a thumbnail image on a given page that is linked to a full-size image. The image changes every day from a pool of images in a directory of your choosing. POD does require SSI (Server Side Includes). Other features include: Com...click here for more

ImageFolio Basic Edition provides navigation and file information for tens of thousands of your images. Uses 1 script, 1 config file, and 3 html templates. Setup takes 10 minutes. No typing involved or database to maintain. Simply FTP photos to your server and ImageFolio does all the work....click here for more

Thumbie is a Perl-Script that generates Thumbnail-HTML-Pages from a picture directory (jpg,gif). It makes the picture pages and the main index page. It requires the Perl module Image-Size (included in the archive)....click here for more