July 7, 2025
- Added Ollama model and data URL support to the Vision Service
- Added "Adjust Location" dialog to set coordinates on a map
- Added "Delete Album" action to the album toolbar menu
- Added a config option to set the language of location details
- Added config options for transcoding preset, quality, and device
- Added `photoprism dl` command to import media from a URL
- Added a Content-Type header to the metrics endpoint
- Authorized clients are allowed to create album share links
- Optimized thumbnail rendering performance in result views
- Updated list of unwanted descriptions
- Improved scanner detection based on device make and model
- Updated Animal and Snow label category assignments
- Improved token used to distinguish simultaneous uploads
- Short videos up to 3 seconds are no longer classified as Live Photos
- Updated Go to v1.24.4, which includes fixes and improvements
- Fixed timezone handling in the information sidebar
- Fixed playback when using QSV to transcode HEVC files
- Fixed playback of videos embedded in Samsung HEIF files
- Fixed an issue that prevented changing the day to "Unknown" in February
- Fixed an error in the backup command when a custom filename is specified
This release adds support for using Ollama models in the Vision AI service, improves search performance, and introduces an "Adjust Location" dialog for setting photo coordinates on a map. Users can now delete albums from the toolbar and customize the language of location details. Video and metadata handling have been refined, with updates to transcoding, scanner detection, and CLI tools. A fix for SQLite index updates is also included. Batch editing features are in final development and will be available in an upcoming release. As always, a big thank you to everyone who contributed and helped with testing! :purple_heart:
What's new?
- AI: Added Ollama model and data URL support to the Vision Service by @sgflt
- UX: Added "Adjust Location" dialog to set coordinates on a map by @omerdduran
- UX: Added "Delete Album" action to the album toolbar menu by @omerdduran
- UX: Optimized thumbnail rendering performance in result views by @lastzero
- Places: Added a config option to set the language of location details
- Viewer: Fixed timezone handling in the information sidebar by @omerdduran
- Viewer: Seeking disables looping when playing a short video
- Videos: Added config options for transcoding preset, quality, and device
- Videos: Fixed playback when using QSV to transcode HEVC files
- Videos: Short videos up to 3 seconds are no longer classified as Live Photos
- Motion Photos: Fixed playback of videos embedded in Samsung HEIF files
- Metadata: Updated list of unwanted descriptions by @srett
- Metadata: Improved scanner detection based on device make and model
- Metadata: Fixed an issue that prevented changing the day to "Unknown" in February
- Labels: Updated Animal and Snow label category assignments
- Upload: Improved token used to distinguish simultaneous uploads by @raxod502
- CLI: Added
photoprism dlcommand to import media from a URL - CLI: Fixed an error in the backup command when a custom filename is specified
- API: Added a Content-Type header to the metrics endpoint by @brandon1024
- API: Authorized clients are allowed to create album share links
- SQLite: Fixed "'too many SQL variables'" error on index updates by @keif888
- Security: Updated Go to v1.24.4, which includes fixes and improvements
- Translations: Updated Arabic, French, German, and Japanese
Screenshots
Adjust Location Dialog
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Translations
Missing user interface translations have been generated with the help of DeepL and Google Translate. Native speakers are welcome to help us improve them where needed. Learn more ›
Installation Packages
The packages attached to this release are intended for experienced users and maintainers of third-party integrations only, as they require manual configuration and do not include tested system dependencies. Since we are unable to provide support for custom installations, we recommend using one of our Docker images to run PhotoPrism on a private server or NAS device. Learn more ›