Open-source desktop software to sort photos by whether they contain people
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I have a very large photo library and want to separate images into two groups: photos that contain people (faces or bodies) and photos that do not. Is there any desktop software, preferably open source, that can help with this?
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Yes. DigiKam is an open-source desktop photo manager that includes a facial recognition module. Based on the community answer, it’s a suitable option if you want help identifying photos that contain people so you can sort or tag them accordingly.
If your main goal is a simple people-vs-no-people split, facial recognition should help for images where faces are visible. Keep in mind that face-based tools may be less reliable for full-body shots where faces are small, turned away, or obscured.
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