Snu Photo Manager

A feature-rich photo manager with photo and video editing capabilities, written in python and using the Kivy library.

• Sort photos and videos with a database, easily import files from your camera or phone.
• Edit photos and videos with color adjustments, filters, rotation, cropping and more.
• Export your photos for websites, create collages, or convert your videos to a smaller format.

It should run on any platform that the required libraries can be run on. So far, I have made Windows, Linux (Ubuntu 16+) and Android binaries. It should be possible to create OSX and ios binaries as well, but I do not have the required hardware to do so.
Download latest binaries at: www.snuq.com/snuphotomanager/

Note that the android version is very beta - some features are missing, it is pretty slow, and it is not yet a signed executable (debug only for now).

This program is released under the GNU General Public License.

Watch the demo video:

Some features that are implemented:

• Photo and video database with folders, tags and favorites.
• Multiple database support (folders), ability to transfer between databases (for archival purposes).
• Importing from multiple sources at once.
• Drag-n-drop organization.
• Touch-friendly interface.
• Image color editing: brightness, contrast, saturation, gamma, color curves, tinting.
• Image filters: sharpen, soften, vignette, edge blur.
• Noise reduction: Despeckle, edge-preserve blur, non-local means denoise.
• Image edits: rotate (and straighten), crop, image border overlays (frames).
• All editing features can apply to videos as well.
• Video conversion, simple with presets, or use the video editing screen to tweak settings or batch process videos.
• Collage creation from any number of photos.
• Exporting with watermarks and resizing, export to a folder or FTP.

Installation:

Depending on your browser, left clicking the files may not download them, you may need to right click on the file and select save as, or save link as.

Windows:

• Download the "Snu Photo Manager Installer v#.#.###.exe" file.
• Run the file.

Linux:

Due to many differences in linux desktop environments, the install script may not work. If this is the case, you will need to extract the .tar.gz file and create a shortcut yourself.

• Download both files in the 'linux' subdirectory.
• Place the files in the location where you would like the 'Snu Photo Manager' folder to be (such as in your home directory).
• Run the 'snuphotomanagerinstall' file. Double clicking may work, otherwise open a terminal, go to the directory, and type "./snuphotomanagerinstall" (without the quotes).
• A new shortcut file should be created in the current folder: 'Snu Photo Manager.desktop', this may be moved to your desktop or any other location.

Android:

For now, side-loading of apps is required to be enabled. Depending on your device, this may be enabled already, or may be impossible to enable.

• Download "snuphotomanager-#.#.###-debug.apk" to your android device, or transfer from a computer using your preferred method.
• Run the file from your file manager of choice.

Manual Installation:

• Install Python 3, preferred version is 3.10.
• Install the Python packages:
  • Kivy (Tested with 2.2)
  • ffpyplayer
  • Pillow
  • numpy (not strictly required, but some features will be missing without it).
  • opencv-python (same as numpy).
• Download the repository.
• Unzip the repository to the location of your choice.
• For video conversions, the ffmpeg executable must be installed in a path that Python can find (the root directory of Snu Photo Manager will work). Tested with 2.8.11.
• Run "main.py".