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📊 Statistics & Data Visualization

LibrePhotos includes a Statistics section with several interactive visualizations that help you explore patterns in your photo library. You can access it from the main navigation.

Place Tree​

The Place Tree shows all your photo locations organized in a hierarchical tree — from countries down to regions and cities. This gives you a bird's-eye view of everywhere you've taken photos.

  • Multiple layouts — Switch between vertical, horizontal, and radial tree layouts
  • Expand / collapse — Click on any node to expand or collapse its children
  • Zoom — Scroll to zoom in and out of the tree
  • Click to search — Click on a location node to search for photos taken there

Timeline​

The Timeline view provides two charts that show how your photo-taking habits have changed over time:

Photo Count per Month​

A bar chart showing how many photos you took each month. This makes it easy to spot busy months (vacations, events) vs. quieter periods.

Location Duration​

A stacked bar chart showing how much time you spent at different locations over time. Each color represents a different location, and the bar height shows the duration. This is great for seeing travel patterns at a glance.

Word Clouds​

Three interactive word clouds generated from your photo library:

CloudBased on
LocationsPlace names from reverse geocoding
Captions & ThingsAI-generated captions and detected objects
PeopleRecognized people in your photos

Larger words appear more frequently in your library. Click on any word to search for photos matching that term.

Social Graph​

A force-directed graph showing the relationships between people in your photos. Each node represents a person, and edges connect people who appear together in the same photos.

  • Node size reflects how many photos a person appears in
  • Edge thickness reflects how often two people appear together
  • Drag nodes to rearrange the layout
  • Zoom to explore dense areas of the graph

This is a fun way to see social connections and who you photograph together most often.

Face Clusters​

A visualization of your face recognition clusters. Shows face thumbnails grouped by person, giving you an overview of how the face clustering algorithm has grouped the detected faces.

  • Click on any face thumbnail to open that photo in the lightbox
  • Useful for spotting clustering errors or finding unlabeled faces