Commons:Peralatan pengunggahan

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Ada beberapa cara untuk mengunggah media ke Wikimedia Commons.

Peralatan terintegrasi

Merupakan peralatan baku, dapat diakses dari pranala « Unggah berkas » di menu sebelah kiri.

Supports fields prefilling.

Memungkinkan penyesuaian: lisensi baku di Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-uploads

Basic upload form, is the original upload interface. It is still useful if uploading files that do not use {{Information}} template, like files that use {{Artwork}}, {{Photograph}}, {{Art photo}} or {{Book}} templates. For example if you want to upload file using {{Artwork}} and {{PD-old-100}} templates you can prefill

== {{int:filedesc}} ==
{{Artwork
|wikidata = Q....
|source = .....
}}

== {{int:license-header}} ==
{{PD-Art|PD-old-100}}

[[Category:.......]]

and paste it into the window.

Sebuah peralatan lebih maju yang memungkinkan GLAMs (galeri, perpustakaan, arsip dan museum) mengunggah paket besar koleksi digital mereka secara otomatis. This tool has been deprecated and is no longer actively maintained. The use of Commons:Pattypan is recommended instead.

This ECMAScript can be integrated with the importScript(); feature for uploads with a chosen chunk size. It avoids some Upload Stash oddities not yet handled by the Upload Wizard.

  • Supports individual uploads up to 4 GB

Standalone desktop applications

Commonist interface
VicuñaUploader interface
ComeOn! interface.

Commonist

Commonist adalah program dengan bahasa Template:Wp-Java (Platform Perangkat Lunak) yang dibuat untuk mempermudah pengunggahan gambar dalam jumlah besar ke Wikimedia Commons dan aplikasi MediaWiki lainnya.

VicuñaUploader

VicuñaUploader adalah alat dengan bahasa Java yang dirancang untuk mengunggah berkas ke Wikimedia Commons dan aplikasi Wikimedia lainnya. Alat ini mirip dengan Commonist namun memiliki fungsi yang lebih banyak dan tampilan antarmuka yang berbeda.

ComeOn!

ComeOn! is a free tool written in Java to upload pictures to Wikimedia Commons with extended support for JPEG metadata and its use in page templates. It is currently in beta mode but stable. It also supports audio files.

Pattypan

Pattypan adalah alat sumber terbuka dengan bahasa Java untuk mengunggah berkas ke Wikimedia Commons dan aplikasi Wikimedia lainnya berbasis spreadsheet.

Command-line tools

Image software extensions

A plugin for Darktable which lets users export images to Wikimedia Commons.

KIPI uploader configuration

A KIPI plugin for digiKam and Gwenview was made for easy upload of larger numbers of images to Wikimedia Commons and other MediaWiki installations.

A plugin for Adobe Lightroom that lets you export files to MediaWiki. Currently in beta state.

Smartphone apps

Upload to Commons with Android

Aplikasi berbasis Android tersedia untuk pengunggahan lansung ke Commons. Aplikasi ini dapat ditemukan di Google Play dan repository sumber terbuka F-Droid. Program ini ada di bawah lisensi Apache.

Pengunggahan ke Commons dengan iOS

Aplikasi iOS kini sudah tidak lagi dikembangkan. Source code dapat ditemukan di GitHub dibawah lisensi Apache Catatan: Per November 2018, aplikasi ini sudah tidak dalam pengembangan.

Aplikasi sejenis Wiki Uploader mampu melakukan hal yang sama namun dengan perbedaan. Per April 2019, aplikasi ini dapat digunakan pada perangkat dengan iOS 9.0 atau lebih anyar.

Transfer tools

Pengunggahan melalui Flickr

Terdapat berbagai alat untuk pengunggahan berkas dari Flickr.

Transfer from other Wikimedia projects

Commons Helper

This page will generate code that you can copy and paste when moving an image from a Wikipedia to Commons. Note that you still need to verify the source and only transfer images that have reasonable licenses. You also still need to give the image a category, although the assistant is hooked up to CommonSense, so it can suggest them at the same time. Developed by User:Magnus Manske.

MTC!

MTC! in action

MTC! is a desktop application that transfers eligible free files from the English Wikipedia to Commons. It also includes a mass transfer mode for batch transfers and categorization.

FileImporter

The FileImporter (instructions here) is a Wikimedia Commons extension which imports the file including all data when all prerequisites are met.

Technically, the files won't be "moved", but "copied". The tool provides a "Export" link to the local wiki in order to allow moving the file to Wikimedia Commons.

Upload by URL

Provided that you have the upload_by_url right, you'll see an additional input box on Special:Upload for selecting the upload source.

Users with the upload_by_url right (all registered users), can directly transfer images from whitelisted websites via the API or via Special:Upload.

With the Upload Wizard it is possible to upload files from Flickr.

URL2commons

The URL2commons tool allows all users to directly transfer images from websites to commons.

Internet Archive

IA Upload is available for everyone (uses OAuth) to upload DjVu files of books from the Internet Archive. You select any free IA book and the {{Book}} template is prefilled (you are given a chance to edit it before upload).

If the desired book is not yet on Internet Archive, you can use BUB (Book Uploader Bot) to request its addition from another source. The job is entirely automatic, accepts requests for multiple books at once, and can notify by email when the book is ready with a link to ia-upload to complete the transfer.

Internet Archive also provides conversion of video from any format to ogv. You are advised to upload the video at the highest quality you have, up to about 400 GB per item.

For comprehensive help on how to use the Internet Archive for Wikisource and other Wikimedia activities, refer to s:en:Help:DjVu files#The Internet Archive.

British Library

eap2pdf tool can mass-download books from the Endangered Archives Programme of British Library and also download single book and upload it to Commons. Installation of Python3 is required. The tool can be used in Linux, also adaptable to Windows.

GLAMs

For a set of GLAMs you can use Glam2Commons to upload files from those GLAMs to Commons.

GLAMpipe has also been used.

Videos

  • Use video2commons to upload any video from the web. The tools automatically converts videos to a Commons-compatible format. (OAuth)

iNaturalist

Derivative works from Wikimedia Commons

See Commons:derivativeFX