Last Updated on: October 23, 2022
After a long search for a Javascript solution similar to Facebook Photo Tagging, I initially found a great solution called Photo Notes.
Unfortunately, this has now been discontinued.
Photo Notes was a JS Framework-independent solution to allow tagging photos with a comment. It included resizable tags, editing and deleting.
Do you know a good, modern solution? Post it in the comments!
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Thanks a lot for posting this. Very useful!