What is it?

Tagerator is a simple program designed to help you understand how you are using tags on your Flickr photos. It will scan your entire photostream, and then show you how many times you have used each tag. Tagerator will also generate tag clouds from the data.

Tagerator is a great compliment to SuprSetr, making it easy to figure out what tags you may want to use to create new sets.

Tagerator is written in Java, and will run on any operating system that has Java 1.6 or higher installed, including Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.

How do I get it?

Download it here!

• Max OS X - DMG file, 1.7 MB
• Windows/Linux - executable jar file, 2.2 MB
• Source on github.

Help!

Something not working? Found a bug? Contact me via the Tagerator app page on Flickr.

Other Stuff

Tagerator is copyright 2011 by Jeremy Brooks, and is licensed under the GNU GPL version 3.

Tagerator uses the following libraries

• jinx
• JXTable
• Processing
• WordCram

This product uses the Flickr API but is not endorsed or certified by Flickr.