Before installing Docker, we will update both our package list and installed packages.Īll you need to do to update both is run the following command in the terminal. Luckily with PhotoPrism being provided as a Docker container, we only need the Docker runtime and a tool to grab PhotoPrism’s config file.ġ. Preparing your Raspberry Pi for PhotoPrismīefore installing and running PhotoPrism on our Raspberry Pi, we must ensure we have everything we require installed. The following tutorial was tested on a Raspberry Pi 400 running the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye 64-bit. Equipmentīelow you can find a list of the equipment we used to get PhotoPrism running on our Raspberry Pi. Built as a web app any modern web browser can run the website locally as if it was a native app on your device.īeing made available as a docker container getting PhotoPrism to run on the Raspberry Pi will be a straightforward process. With this AI, the photo app can classify your photos, recognize the faces of your family and friends, and more.īest of all, you don’t have to install native applications to view your photos stored with PhotoPrism. One of the most promising features of PhotoPrism is its AI functionality.
PhotoPrism is an open-source and free photo app that uses AI to tag and categorize your photos on your Raspberry Pi. In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to run PhotoPrism on your Raspberry Pi.
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