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      <title>PiGallery2 vs Photofield vs HomeGallery in 2026: Which Self-Hosted Photo Gallery Actually Scales?</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;You have 60,000 photos on a NAS, a Raspberry Pi doing nothing, and a growing suspicion that paying a cloud provider to index your own memories is a bad deal. So you look at the self-hosted gallery options, and every guide points you at the same heavyweight platforms: Immich, PhotoPrism, LibrePhotos. They are excellent — and they are also PostgreSQL clusters, background job queues, and multi-gigabyte machine-learning containers that will happily eat 8 GB of RAM before showing you a single thumbnail.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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