Automatic photo cleanup across phones, WhatsApp, and cloud folders
Connect the sources you already use. AllPicture indexes the chaos and builds one clean picture library.
Features
Explore photo cleanup, duplicate detection, mobile access and the processing choices available for each feature and release.
- All your sources in one placeiPhone, WhatsApp, Dropbox, Google Photos, iCloud, NAS, and drives.
- Automatic cleanupScreenshots, receipts, and blurry shots are moved out of the way.
- Duplicate detectionThe best version stays; near-identical copies are grouped together.
- AI-assisted organizationAvailability and processing location depend on the feature and are described before use.
- People & facesPeople-related features are subject to separate availability and privacy controls.
- Places & mapEvery geotagged photo placed on one interactive map.
- Albums & smart collectionsAuto-built collections plus albums you curate yourself.
- EncryptionEncryption protections depend on the selected feature and upload path.
- Photo & video editorEditing options depend on the release; review the feature information before use.
Built for automatic picture cleanup.
AllPicture is not another dumping ground. It is a cleanup system for scattered, duplicate, cluttered libraries.
Duplicate detection and best-version selection
Originals, WhatsApp copies, resized files, and repeated bursts are compared so the best version stays visible.
Smart mobile access without filling the phone
Fast smart previews keep huge libraries available on mobile while originals stay protected where they belong.
Supported sources
Connect your phone, WhatsApp media, Dropbox, Google Photos, iCloud, NAS, and local drives as supported sources.
Phone pictures
WhatsApp media
Dropbox
Google Photos
iCloud
NAS
Local drives
Bring order to your family photo mess
Join the private-beta waitlist before connecting any photo source. No photo upload or photo-library permission is needed.
- Built for scattered family memories across phones, chats, clouds, and drives.
- Joining requires no photos and no access to your library.
- Private-beta invitations are sent in careful batches.