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What Piktures does for your cloud, your NAS, a USB drive, or the photos you keep private: one question per page.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, shows your OneDrive photos as albums next to the phone's own. One Microsoft account, no Piktures account, nothing copied until you ask.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, shows in your Google Drive the photos it put there itself: copied, moved or backed up from the phone. Photos added any other way don't appear.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, shows the photos in your Dropbox as albums next to the phone's own. Sign in once with Dropbox, no Piktures account, nothing copied until you ask.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, shows the photos on your Nextcloud server, or any WebDAV server over HTTPS, as albums next to the phone's own. No Piktures account, no Piktures server.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, opens the photos on a NAS or a computer that shares its folders over SMB, on your home Wi-Fi network, as albums next to the phone's own. No upload, no account.

Piktures, a free Android gallery app, keeps photos and videos out of the gallery behind a 4-digit PIN, in its Secret Space. Files are scrambled, not encrypted, and never leave the phone. No account, no e-mail.

Piktures, an Android gallery app, opens the photos and videos of a FAT32 USB stick or drive plugged into the phone, with its Premium or Prime plan, and copies them to the phone or the other way.

Piktures is an Android gallery app with no account to create and no Piktures server: your photos stay on the phone and leave it only when you share them or send them to a cloud or drive you connected. Free, with a few ads.
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