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photodrop-share

v1.0.3

Published

Share photos from your SD card or folder via a secure tunnel. No upload. No cloud. One command, one link.

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Maintainers

neicrasneicras

Keywords

photogallerysharetunnelcloudflarerawphotographysd-cardexifself-hosted

Readme

PhotoDrop

Share photos from your SD card or folder — no upload, no cloud. One command, one link.

PhotoDrop serves a gallery from your local files over a secure Cloudflare Tunnel. Recipients browse thumbnails, preview full-size, and download originals. Your photos never leave your machine.

Features

  • RAW support — CR2, ARW, NEF, DNG, and more. Extracts embedded JPEG previews automatically.
  • Secure tunnel — Cloudflare Tunnel creates a public HTTPS link. No port forwarding, no account needed.
  • Date filtering — Share only photos from a specific date (e.g. an event day).
  • Batch download — Recipients select photos and download as ZIP.
  • Zero upload — Files are served directly from your machine. Nothing is copied anywhere.

Quick Start

brew install node cloudflared    # one-time setup (macOS)
npx photodrop-share /Volumes/SD  # run each time

A public URL prints in terminal. Send it to anyone.

Usage

# Serve all photos in a folder
npx photodrop-share /path/to/photos

# Serve only photos from a specific date
npx photodrop-share /path/to/photos 2026-02-15

# Serve from SD card (macOS)
npx photodrop-share /Volumes/Untitled

How It Works

  1. Scans your folder (including subdirectories) for image files
  2. Generates thumbnails and previews into a .photodrop cache folder
  3. Starts a local Express server on port 3000
  4. Opens a Cloudflare Tunnel for public access (if cloudflared is installed)
  5. Prints the shareable URL

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (brew install node)
  • cloudflared for public sharing (brew install cloudflared) — optional, works on localhost without it

License

MIT — Eric San (https://ericsan.io)