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The Java Picture Organizer application lets users build collections of images that they can then search, browse, show and share with others. An HTML export facility is available that allows web pages to be generated.

Glass Pane – Image Displayer is an image collector, manipulator, and sorter. This image displayer is designed around a unique hovering glass pane style. Create collections of images that float around your desktop, sort them and integrate with your applications. This floating desktop experience creates a desktop on top of your desktop. Use your creativity to design professional and artistic displays. Or maybe just create something enjoyable to stick around on your desktop with you. Glass Pane – Image Displayer is a incredibly flexible tool designed for use by just about anyone! ...

ginp is a Java Web Application for Viewing Photo Collections. It automatically presents the folders and files that have been placed on the web server with scp, nfs, ftp, webdav etc.., as a browsable Picture Gallery.

Java Slideshow is a platform independent image viewer especially for huge collections. It provides an easy command line interface, supports tagging and view by category, zoom, move and has some file manager functions like delete file or find duplicates.

Web based Photo Organizer and Metadata System. (POMS) The java based web app allows for display and browsing of photo collections. The photos can be sorted or grouped by extracted or user entered metadata. Includes EXIF, ratings, folder location, etc.

Shoebox is a tool for managing collections of digital photographs similar to ACDSee or CompuPic.

...Remarkable features include the ability to comment each picture and to subscribe to these comments. Comments are searchable (Lucene). Quickly organize even large collections.

A set of shell scripts and helper programs (written in C) for creating a html index of your photo collections. Handles resizing, jpg->png conversion, styles and maps for your trips. Highly customizable. To be run in unix-like enviroments.