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Hi all,

I have a ton of folders of photos and videos from family reunions, weddings, and other occasions on my desktop. I'm looking to setup an online sharing platform to allow my family access to view, and add more photos.

Ideally would like something that could also generate tag photos to a family member so we can pull all the photos and videos of a person into one view.

Does anything remotely similar to this exist?

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[โ€“] FinanceFit6474@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Adobe Lightroom does this.

[โ€“] flicman@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I run TNG family tree software. It's not pure photo based and not the most modern thing on the planet, but it allows you to create people, link photos to them, all that good stuff. It's family tree software and runs on your own server so you own your data, unlike a lot of places.