The gap
A blank Laravel install has no upload form, no grid, and no owner delete path.
Media
PN Frames
A public grid. Login. Upload. Only you can take your photos down.
- Laravel 13
- PHP 8.3
- Blade
- MySQL
- Docker
This page is the overview. You get the files on GitHub or the store. Hosting plans are the only thing we sell here.
Why it exists
What you take
Session auth, checked uploads, and a public grid that reads the public disk.
What changes
Log in, drop a photo, see it on the home grid.
A photo grid. Not albums. Not S3. Not a DAM.
Who it is for
Use it when
- A personal photo page you can self-host.
- Learning Laravel uploads without a media package.
Built for
- Developers who want a tiny gallery they can read in an hour.
- Teams that need a public photo grid on current Laravel.
What you get
A grid people can open
The home page lists uploads. The show page is one photo. Guests browse. Owners delete.
Upload after login
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF go to gallery/ on the public disk. Type and size are checked.
Current Laravel
The kit runs on Laravel 13 and PHP 8.3. Session guests still redirect to login. Uploads still land on the public disk.
Specs
- Pricing
- Open Source
- License
- MIT
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
- Maturity
- General Availability
- Support
- Community
Stack
- Laravel 13
- PHP 8.3
- Blade
- MySQL
- Docker
Clone PN Frames
Public MIT repository. This page is the overview. Payment does not happen here.
This page is the overview. You get the files on GitHub or the store. Hosting plans are the only thing we sell here.
Questions
Laravel 13. PHP 8.3 is the minimum. Clone the public repository and start from there.
Yes. MIT. Clone the public repository and start from there.