DigiKam is an open-source photo management application that runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOS platforms and comes with tools for importing, managing, editing, and sharing photos and raw files. The last version 6.0.0 has now video support and new export tools.
digiKam is a professional, open-source digital asset manager and image editor designed to empower photographers to organize, edit, and share their digital collections seamlessly.
The main features of this tool include:
Comprehensive Organization: Users can import photos and videos from various devices and organize them using albums, tags, and labels. It is built to handle massive libraries containing more than 100,000 images.
AI-Powered Metadata: The software uses intelligent AI-driven tagging and rating to automatically enrich images with detailed metadata, making it easier to find specific shots.
Facial Recognition: It can automatically detect and tag faces in photos, allowing for quick access to images of specific people.
Advanced Search & Navigation: Users can find photos using filters for dates, labels, and geolocation. An interactive map allows photographers to pinpoint exactly where their photos were taken.
Professional Editing Suite: digiKam includes a wide range of post-processing tools, including Raw file processing, color correction, cropping, and exposure analysis via histograms.
Batch Processing: To save time, users can apply edits, adjustments, and filters to multiple photos simultaneously.
Flexible Publishing: Photos can be shared directly to social media, exported to cloud services, or used to generate web galleries and slideshows.
Robust Infrastructure: It supports collections hosted on local, removable, or network media and can store its database on remote servers. The latest version (9.0.0) has been ported to Qt 6 to ensure modern performance and security.