
DD Photos
A self-hosted photo gallery that deploys with Docker
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DD Photos helps you manage your memories your way. It is a self-hosted photo album solution that you can deploy in minutes using Docker, ensuring you have no subscriptions and no platform lock-in. You can host your own sample albums and maintain full control over your digital photography collection.
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DD Photos now has Immich integration
DD Photos can now sync albums directly from the popular Immich photo management platform. See https://github.com/dougdonohoe/ddphotos-app/blob/main/docs/IMMICH.md for details.
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Version 1.25 released
We bundle 'wrangler' (Cloudflare pages) and 'surge' for easy publishing - all one needs is Docker. See https://github.com/dougdonohoe/ddphotos
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I host over 30 personal albums and the photos load in seconds - no distractions, just the photos! Looks great on desktop and mobile.
This looks really promising. Best of luck with the rest of your roll out
this product looks really good





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For photographers hosting 30+ albums, does it support album organization (nested folders, tags), or is it flat structure only?
@ashishdurgude - An album in DD Photos is all photos underneath a given folder. You can choose to just include photos directly in that folder, or you can set "recurse=true" in the albums.yaml file and it will include all photos in sub-dirs
The primary idea is that you organize photos somewhere else (I use Lightroom Classic). In there I can tag, rate, etc., but when I have a group of photos I want to publish, I export to a single folder and point DD Photos at it.
Frustration with sharing photos with friends and family led to the creation of this project. Instead of waiting 25+ seconds for an iCloud shared album to load, a DD Photos site loads in seconds.