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A 3D environment that displays nineteenth-century trade cards from the

Getty's tool leverages IIIF to create custom patterns featuring artwork from famous art collections around the world.

Award-winning digital art app that cuts and re-combines historical portraits. Based on IIIF.

a tool for exploring historic urban atlases in metropolitan Boston and telling stories about how places have changed over time.

Award-winning web application to create designs for smartphone cases from IIIF resources.

A IIIF powered, Chrome extension that displays a random map from the David Rumsey Map Collection everytime you open a new tab in your browser. Built using Leaflet-IIIF and React.js. Created by Jack Reed, Stanford University Libraries.

a web application for viewing, editing and sharing narratives and pathways on IIIF images.

IIIF annotation server built for speed and scalability, based on NodeJS and MongoDB. Designed to handle massive quantities of annotations (>10M) produced by computer vision tools.

This XSLT converts an ALTO xml document to an annotation lists for use with a IIIF manifests.

Mobile-friendly web app that uses IIIF Content Search 2.0 and Presentation 3.0 to provide image search capabilities

JavaScript library that uses custom tags and url of the annotation to load annotated image, corresponding annotations, tags, and text into HTML object or OpenSeadragon viewer with overlays.

Website that allows users to create annotations via their GitHub account. The website saves all the annotations to the user's GitHub. Also makes use of Annona and allows users to create custom Annona views.

OpenSeadragon plugin for annotation display and editing.

A viewer for scanned images from various archives and repositories. (Presentation API v2 only)

React library to build IIIF Presentation 3 level viewing experiences including support for annotations.

a web application for loading generative 3D spaces in which users can build exhibitions by hanging IIIF images as frames.

Create fast & light digital collections, humanities, and exhibitions with natural markdown and IIIF materials

Set of tools, including a Viewer, Curation Manager, Curation Board, and more from the Center for Open Data in the Humanities (all tool descriptions in Japanese, some also available in English).

A free IIIF storytelling tool that allows for guided navigation of one or more IIIF Manifests using annotations.

an extension to the

Presentation introducing IIIF for new audiences as "the API for humans" - also contains videos from other IIIF presentations.

From various IIIF events.

Slides and recording from a DARIAH-DE workshop in 2018 by Robert Casties.

How IIIF can be used on small projects with limited infrastructure, presented at

YouTube playlist from the Zurich Central Library (Zentralbibliothek Zürich).

High level overview of the Image API parameters.

A short guide to download digitized books from Internet Archive and rehost on your own infrastructure using IIIF with full-text search [from raffaele messuti /

Getting a IIIF image into Mirador with drag-and-drop and email.

A guided tour of end user applications of IIIF to Gallica materials, by Jean-Philippe Moreux (BnF).

Benjamin Albritton; includes an explanation of the use case for medieval scholars using Chaucer as an example and short section on how to make a page comparison demo in Mirador.

A step-by-step walkthrough of how to implement IIIF.

Introduction to IIIF (in French).

Control and restrict access by creating a link to a user interface for logging in and services that provide credentials.

Harvest any changes published by organizations that deliver digital objects.

Perform search for text within or annotations related to digital objects.

Generate a very specific link to a particular view of an object, like a specific area on a particular page rotated at a certain angle.

This extension leverages Web Annotations to provide a pattern for georeferencing IIIF Presentation 3 API Canvases as well as Images served through the IIIF Image API, containing (historical) maps.

Retrieves images from anywhere in the world and allows the user to select an area of the image and to resize, rotate, and edit the quality.