Photos To Computer - By Date

Photos To Computer (Package Name: cz.bukacek.photostocomputer) is developed by Michal Bukáček and the latest version of Photos To Computer - By Date 1.10 was updated on July 21, 2026. Photos To Computer - By Date is in the category of Photography. You can check all apps from the developer of Photos To Computer - By Date. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 6.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

The 📷 PHOTOS TO COMPUTER app automatically backs up and archives your photos and videos to a 🖥️ PC, NAS, or file server via 📁 SMB (Shared Directory), 🔐 SFTP, or 📂 FTP. Files are automatically organized into date-based folders (YYYY-MM-DD), making your archive easy to browse and manage. You can also transfer and download files using QR codes or URL links within your local Wi-Fi network.
✅ Automatically organize photos and videos into folders named by date (YYYY-MM-DD)
✅ Easily browse your archive in chronological order on your computer or NAS
✅ Download or transfer files using QR codes and URL links
✅ Effortlessly back up photos and videos from your phone to your computer, NAS, or server
NEW: QR Code & URL Transfers
Share and download files using QR codes or URL links. Simply scan a QR code generated by another device or open a transfer link and download files over your local Wi-Fi network without complicated setup. For privacy and security, QR and URL transfers work only within the same local network.
Regular use of PHOTOS TO COMPUTER allows for one-click backup of your device's photos and videos to your computer, NAS, or server using SMB, SFTP, or FTP. The app automatically arranges copied media into folders based on their capture date, ensuring a well-organized archive of your memories.
To ensure the safety of your photos and videos, establish a routine of regular backups to your computer or NAS. Subsequent file transfers automatically skip files that already exist on the destination.
You can archive photos and videos from multiple devices into a single date folder or create separate folders for each device.
Simply configure the connection to your computer, NAS, or server, choose the photos and videos you want to back up, and start the transfer with a single tap.
This app is especially beneficial for users seeking a quick and straightforward method to back up and archive photos and videos to a computer, NAS, or server using SMB, SFTP, or FTP.
Preserve your cherished memories with reliable photo and video backups. Store them securely on your computer or NAS and keep your archive organized by date for easy browsing and retrieval.
Unlock the potential of advanced file transfer with industry-standard protocols:
• 📁 Samba (SMB): Access shared directories on computers and NAS devices.
• 🔐 Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP): Transfer files through SSH-compatible servers.
• 📂 File Transfer Protocol (FTP): Connect to FTP servers for file backup and management.
Note: The app allows you to delete photos by individual days after they have been backed up. Always verify that your backup completed successfully before deleting files from your device.
Upgrade your backup experience with PHOTOS TO COMPUTER, designed for fast, organized, and reliable photo and video archiving.
Photos to Computer is the ultimate app for photo backup, video backup, NAS backup, PC backup, photo organization, date-based photo folders, QR file transfer, URL file sharing, and professional media archiving.
Compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, NAS servers, SMB shares, SFTP servers, and FTP servers.

Photos To Computer 1.10 Update

✅ NEW: Download files using a QR code or URL link – Quickly transfer and download files from another device in your local network – Works only within the same local Wi-Fi / LAN network for better privacy and faster transfers
✅ New directory explorer for remote storage
– Browse and select remote directories (SMB / SFTP / FTP)
✅ Improved connection error messages
– Clear error details (credentials, missing directories, connection issues)