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Image and Video hosting software that allows you to create your own media hosting and sharing service in your own premises. It's your hosting and your rules, say goodbye to the closures and restrictions.
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Chevereto is a self-hosted image and video hosting software that enables users to create their own customizable media sharing website.
Chevereto is a powerful, self-hosted script for building image and video hosting platforms similar to Imgur or Flickr, but with full control over your server, data, and customization.
It solves the problems of third-party hosting services like unexpected shutdowns, upload limits, privacy concerns, and lack of customization by providing a complete, feature-rich solution that runs on your own infrastructure.
Built for photographers, content creators, businesses, communities, real estate agents, stores, and service providers who need reliable, scalable media hosting. The project was developed to empower users with professional-grade tools for media management without dependencies on external platforms.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Freemium — Open source Free edition under AGPLv3; paid Lite ($9/mo) and Pro ($99/yr) subscriptions for advanced features, updates, bug fixes, support, and community access. (Explain briefly.)
Yes — Free edition repository at https://github.com/chevereto/chevereto
Submit issues, pull requests on GitHub, or provide feedback on the official community forum at https://chevereto.com/community.
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