Pigoune

Platform for Icons and Graphics Organized, Unified, Native and Elegant

All your graphic assets, organized and within reach.

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What is Pigoune?

Icons in Downloads, logos in an old project folder, an SVG lost somewhere on the desktop… Pigoune gathers all of them in a single library, neatly organized and pleasant to browse. Your original files are never touched.

Features

Drop Files and folders, any common format, duplicates spotted.	Organize Collections, smart collections, nested tags, favorites.	Find Instant search and filters, even among thousands.
Reuse Drag, copy, export, or set as wallpaper.	Annotate Arrows, text, speech bubbles and blur; the original is never touched.	Enjoy Zoomable preview, animations on hover, trash and undo.

Read the user guide →
Everything Pigoune can do, step by step.

Principles

Originals never modified · Fully local, no account · Portable libraries · Made for GNOME

Installation

1. Set up Flatpak

Fedora, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS and many other distributions ship Flatpak already. On Ubuntu and a few others, follow the official guide for your distribution first, then restart your session.

2. Install Pigoune

Open pigoune.flatpakref with the Software app, or run this command:

flatpak install --user https://gor3pig.github.io/Pigoune/pigoune.flatpakref

3. Stay up to date

Pigoune is updated like your other apps: the Software app offers each new version, and every update is signed. The .flatpak file of each version is also attached to its release, and you can build Pigoune yourself by following CONTRIBUTING.md.

Pigoune runs on any Linux distribution that supports Flatpak, on a 64-bit Intel or AMD PC. There is no version for Windows, macOS or ARM devices.

User guide

The user guide walks you through everything Pigoune can do. In the app, it also opens from the main menu or with F1.

Contributing

Pigoune is free software and help is welcome: bug reports, ideas, translations and code. CONTRIBUTING.md explains how to build Pigoune and submit a change, ARCHITECTURE.md gives an overview of the code and po/README.md explains how to translate it.

License

Pigoune is free software released under the GNU GPL v3 or later.

The collection icons are from Phosphor Icons, released under the MIT license.

The cartoon lettering of the speech bubbles is Comic Neue, released under the SIL Open Font License.