What exactly does AllPicture do?

AllPicture is an AI layer over your clouds. Your originals stay in Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud and on your devices; AllPicture brings them into one view, organizes and searches them, and removes clutter and duplicates.

Can AllPicture or its AI see my pictures?

Privacy protections depend on the feature and upload path. AllPicture uses privacy-oriented local processing where available; consult the product and privacy information before enabling a feature.

Do I have to delete duplicates myself?

No. Duplicate detection should be reviewed before destructive cleanup. AllPicture is built around grouping likely duplicates and keeping humans in control.

Many sources. One library. Sorted by AI.

AllPicture is the AI layer over your clouds: your originals stay put, and one private library sorts them with AI.

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AllPicture gallery on a MacBook with photos from every connected source

Too many places

Photos are split between phones, chats, cloud libraries, drives, and folders.

Secure Vault

Vault photos are end-to-end encrypted — only you hold the key.

Many copies, one best version

Duplicates and near-duplicates hide the version you actually want to keep.

Three careful steps before cleanup

The planned journey starts with understanding the library, not deleting from it.

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Map every source

List the phones, chats, clouds, folders, and drives that may hold your originals.

Understand the overlap

See where partial copies, duplicates, screenshots, and uncertain backups make the archive hard to trust.

Clean up carefully

Review changes with originals and current backups still in place.

The intended journey

From scattered sources to one reviewable archive plan

This preview explains the direction AllPicture is being built toward: map where memories live, make overlaps visible, and keep every cleanup decision reviewable.

Map sources

See overlaps

Review carefully

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Privacy choices should be clear before you use a feature.

Protection and processing depend on the feature, device, and upload path. Review the privacy information before enabling a feature.

Feature-specific encryption information Feature-specific AI information Scenario-specific support

Popular photo cleanup questions.

Answer-first pages for high-intent searches about duplicates, chat-app clutter, private AI, huge libraries, old drives, and cancellation safety.

AllPicture web gallery on a laptop with photos from several sources in one library

Multi-source photo library cleanup

Organize photos from every phone and cloud

If your photos are spread across Dropbox, iPhone, iCloud, Google Photos, and old drives, start with a simple inventory. List where photos live, note duplicate folders, identify missing date ranges, and choose one folder structure before deciding which tools or workflows belong in your photo organization process.

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AllPicture on an Android phone with a private moments view of the photo library

No-upload photo planning

Organize photos without uploading them

Start with a source map before any upload: list phones, cloud libraries, old drives, shared albums, and the cleanup decisions that feel risky. AllPicture is built around this no-upload first step.

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Cross-cloud duplicate photo cleanup

Remove duplicates across clouds and drives

To remove duplicates safely, compare photos across every source, rank the best version by quality and metadata, keep originals intact until reviewed, and hide lower-quality copies from the main library instead of deleting blindly.

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