photoKam 
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photoKam Showcase
10 edited photos get you 1 year of full version
Upload photos you took yourself and edited in photoKam Radar to the Showcase. Once 10 of them are approved, request it and use the full version of Radar free for a year.
How it works
- 1
Edit and share
Share one photo at a time with the Showcase button in the Radar editor. Even in the free version, photos go up without a watermark.
- 2
A stamp for every approval
Each photo is checked against the guidelines, published in the gallery and stamped.
- ★
Apply at stamp 10
24 hours after your first upload, click Request license in the Showcase window.
Requirements
With the full version
- No watermarkPhotos and slideshows you export as files carry no watermark either.
- A full yearKeep 10 approved photos and your license renews automatically within your one-year term when you open Radar.
On the Showcase now
View gallery
FAQ
Is it really free? Do I need to enter payment details?
We never ask for payment details. Meet the requirements, then request the license in Radar.
Do photos uploaded from the free version get a watermark?
No. Radar adds no free-version mark (watermark) to photos sent to Showcase, so your edited photo is published as it is, even without the full version. With the full version, photos and slideshows you export as files have no watermark either.
What photos can I share?
Photos you took yourself and edited in Radar. Photos by others, AI images and unedited photos cannot be shared. See the Guidelines for details.
What is sent to the server when I share?
Only one JPEG copy of the photo you chose, its title and genre, and the details you chose to show. The original file, location (GPS) and camera serial number are not sent.
What if I use both Windows and a Mac?
Photos uploaded from both are counted together. The full version is for one device per account. Device switches allowed per year: 1.
Can I create more than one account?
Yes. But the same photo is approved for only one account. The full conditions of the one-year license are in the Terms.
What happens if I delete approved photos?
If your approved photos drop below 10, you have 14 days to bring the count back up. Otherwise renewal stops, and Radar returns to the free version when the current license period ends.
Who owns the copyright of my photos?
You do. The Showcase uses your photos only as needed to display them. See the Terms of Use for details.
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We made this to connect with everyone who uses Radar through photos.