These days, online multimedia content seems to grow at a scary rate. As long as we’re talking about original work, I don’t think “scary” should find its place in the previous sentence, but things are quite different, unfortunately, because this growth comes with a proportional growth of plagiarized content. Oh, well, you win some, you lose some, but as long as images are nicely displayed as a slideshow, one may overlook the fact they can be seen on 2345 websites… [...]

If you want to integrate a image gallery into your personal website or a small company website, you can easily use a free image gallery website system. One of the best image gallery website system I have ever seen is Moa.

Moa is written in PHP and uses MySQL for data storage. Moa is not intended for [...]

To be honest, I love image gallery scripts, but when I want to watch various images on the Web, I like keeping things as simple as possible. When I say “as simple as possible,” that means image transitions and Flash- or Java-based image galleries are a no-go, but…

… it all becomes pretty interesting when we look at AnythingSlider, a jQuery plugin created to display not only images, but any kind of HTML content. Before I tell you a few words [...]

While “Plogger” sounds like a Blogger wannabe, things are completely different. Anyway, since I don’t like to judge things only taking the name and visuals into account, let’s take a closer look at this open source photo gallery known as Plogger, shall we?

With over 50,000 downloads so far, Plogger claims to belong to “the next generation in open-source photo gallery systems” while offering a very straightforward design and succeeding in remaining very easy to setup and use.

Integrating it into a [...]

One of these days, I will go out and start shooting. No, I am not crazy – I’ll take pictures, I won’t shoot anyone! Anyway, guns are illegal here, so we’ll stick to a bunch of images being displayed in a browser. Obviously, it’s about a free Flash image gallery, as you can see below…

… and its name is dfGallery, currently at version 2.0. Requiring only the Apache rewrite module with PHP 5+, php_json and php_curl extensions to be in [...]

Today it seems we’re flooded with image galleries, and I don’t think this is something bad. After all, the Internet wouldn’t be what it is today without its multimedia component, so I am sure you won’t be angry because I decided to bring AD Gallery into the spotlight!

To make things as clear as possible, I should only say that AD Gallery is a image gallery/showcase plugin for jQuery with a lot of customization possibilities and, as far as I [...]

Did I mention the fact that I love slideshows? Probably I did that, but I also hate them, as long as they don’t have pause and zoom features. This time, it’s all about a slideshow/image gallery script that has pause, as well as the ability to display a thumbnails gallery of all images available. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come for free, and it doesn’t have that zoom feature… but at least you can win a license worth 25EUR, if you’re lucky! [...]

Ladies and gentlemen, now’s the right time for another image gallery script! What makes me say this? Well, yesterday I messed with some pictures of mine (trying to put some shots together into a HDR image, stuff like that), and that made me think about those thousands people doing the same, and ending up with some shots that need to be nicely shown to the world…

EOGallery is a jQuery-powered image gallery that may not be exactly a product for the [...]

Considering the fact that we’re in 2009, and not 1995, delivering pictures on your website in a nice outfit is one of those things you shouldn’t miss. After all, with tools like ColorBox around, adding frames or slideshows becomes a real pleasure, so why not go for it?

The idea behind ColorBox is very simple – you have a 9KB worth of JavaScript code jQuery plugin that’s highly customizable and very easy to use, and you allow it to help you [...]

Some say that MooTools is the best JavaScript framework in the world, and I can’t disagree with that. On the other hand, I can’t agree with it, either, but it’s surely a pleasure to check so many excellent tools build using it, and today’s piece of MooTools code is a highly customizable image gallery using the notorious coverflow approach…

… namely MooFlow! Coming from Germany, this script allows you to use JSON or HTML with selector-filter as data source when loading [...]