PicCopy - USB Photo Backup

Move the photos piling up on your phone onto a USB drive. No monthly cloud bill. ■ The USB remembers What has already been copied is written on the USB drive itself. Because the drive remembers — not the app — · Get a new phone, and it picks up where you left off · Uninstall and reinstall the app, and it does not start over · Plug the drive into a different phone, and the drive already knows From the second run on, only the newly taken photos are copied. ■ One drive for the whole family Each phone gets a name, and folders are split by that name. Photos/Dad/2026/2026-08/ Photos/Mom/2026/2026-08/ Take one folder off the drive and that person's photos are complete on their own. A photo shared in a group chat and sitting on several phones gets one copy per phone. ■ Your photos outlive the app They are stored as ordinary JPG files in ordinary folders. Nothing is encrypted. Plug the drive into a computer and they simply show up in the file browser — just drag them out. Even if this app disappears, or your phone breaks, the photos are still on the drive. You do not need this app to get them back. ■ Originals are never touched There is no function in this app that deletes a photo from your phone. Photo permission is requested as read-only. Nothing leaves your phone and the drive — no server uploads, no account to create. ■ What you need · A USB drive (exFAT or FAT32 — most phones cannot read NTFS) · A USB-C OTG adapter · An Android phone with OTG support (Android 10 or later) Pick the USB folder once. After that, just plug it in. ■ Before you start The first backup takes a while. With several thousand photos it can run for hours — every photo is genuinely written to the drive, and the speed depends heavily on the drive itself. Plugging it in before bed works well. If it stops partway, the next run continues from there. Later runs are much shorter, since only new photos are copied. If you back up to a counterfeit drive that lies about its capacity, the photos written first will vanish silently. It is worth checking a new drive once on a computer with a tool like F3 or h2testw. The same warning is in the app's help screen. ■ Price Copy your first 300 photos free. See them actually land on the drive and open on a computer before you decide. After that, one payment and you are done. It is not a subscription — nothing is charged every month. The amount is shown on this store page. The count of free photos is kept on the USB drive, so reinstalling the app does not hand out another 300. Getting your photos back is always free. You do not even need this app — plug the drive into a computer and they are ordinary JPG files. ■ Languages English · Korean · Japanese · Chinese (Simplified) · Spanish · Portuguese. Switchable inside the app.