Automatic background upload
Set it up once. Every new photo and video uploads itself — no manual work, no notifications, no fuss.
PixCarry backs up to storage you own. Automatic, private, and yours forever. No monthly fees to a big-tech company for a library you can't take with you.
Features
Set it up once. Every new photo and video uploads itself — no manual work, no notifications, no fuss.
Connect Amazon S3, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, PhotoPrism, or a plain HTTP endpoint. Your data, your choice.
Pair your phone with a small app on Mac, Windows, or Linux. Send photos straight to your computer — no cloud middleman, no cable.
Once originals are safely backed up, PixCarry can remove them from your device to reclaim space.
Even after the original is removed, a thumbnail stays in your camera roll so it still looks complete.
Batched deletion with a single confirmation, not one per photo. You're always in control.
Never uploads the same photo twice, even across app reinstalls. Detected entirely on-device.
Runs while charging or when your screen is on. Transfers are fastest with the screen on and the app open.
How it works
Pick S3, SFTP, WebDAV, PhotoPrism, or pair with PixCarry Desktop.
One-time iOS prompt. Then PixCarry is hands-off.
Every new photo leaves the device in the background. No notifications, no taps.
Originals removed, low-res previews stay.
Send your photos anywhere
Pricing
Pay for the storage you actually use — which is yours, not ours.
Get started. Up to 200 photos, manual upload.
Get startedUnlimited uploads, billed weekly.
SubscribeUnlimited uploads, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
SubscribeUnlimited uploads. Best value — about $1.50 / month.
SubscribeUnlimited uploads. Pay once, keep forever.
BuyFAQ
No. PixCarry runs entirely on your device and sends files directly to the storage destination you choose. We have no servers in the middle.
Amazon S3 (and S3-compatible providers like Backblaze B2, Wasabi, MinIO), SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, PhotoPrism, a generic HTTP endpoint, and PixCarry Desktop — a small companion app for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Not yet. PixCarry is iOS-first. Android is on the roadmap — sign up for updates via support@pixcarry.com.
Wherever you point PixCarry. By default, we recommend your own S3 bucket, your home NAS, or a self-hosted PhotoPrism instance. The choice is yours.