The best Amazon Photos alternatives

Cryptee suits people who want encrypted photo and video storage alongside a document and notes editor.

Ente Photos may suit people who want encrypted photo backup across Android, iOS, desktop, and web platforms.

Stingle Photos suits people who want photo and video backup with local encryption, or who want to host their own API server.

IDrive suits individuals and organizations that want to back up multiple device types and restore files or earlier versions.

PhotoPrism suits people who want to organize and search photo and video collections across self-hosted or cloud setups.

Flickr suits photographers who want to organize and share images while engaging with other photographers.

Google Photos may suit people who want to organize, back up, edit and share photos and videos across mobile devices and the web.

iCloud Backup suits iOS users who want to back up and sync files, photos and videos across devices.

FamilyAlbum suits parents who want to share children’s photos and videos with invited relatives.

Piwigo may suit photographers, clubs, nonprofits, universities, tourism organizations, companies, and public-sector organizations managing image or…

PhotoCircle suits families sharing private albums as well as professionals, schools, nonprofits, and businesses.

SmugMug suits photographers who want to store and share images, or sell prints and downloads.

It suits people who want to organize, back up, and share photos and videos through a Synology NAS.