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Freemora vs iCloud Photos

iCloud Photos keeps your iPhone library in Apple’s cloud. Freemora copies photos to your own computer. The Freemora iPhone app is still in development; Android, Windows and Mac are available now.

At a glance

FreemoraiCloud Photos
Where your photos liveOn your computer or external driveOn Apple’s servers
Free storageAs much as your drive has free5 GB
PaidNot needed for one phone; several phones — Freemora Pro, $9.99 once (coming soon)iCloud+ from $0.99 a month for 50 GB
iPhoneComing soonBuilt into the system
Needs your own computerYes, at home. It must be on to copyNo
Off-site copy (fire, theft)No — keep a second copyYes

When iCloud Photos is better

When Freemora is better

Use both

With iCloud Photos on, deleting a photo on the iPhone removes it from iCloud too. Before freeing up space, make sure you have a copy somewhere else.

Freemora is beta software without warranty. Checks lower the risk but don’t remove it: drives fail and computers get lost. Keep important photos in at least one more place. See the Terms of use.

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Prices and terms of other services are taken from the sources above as of 26.10.2026 and may change.


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Google Photos is a trademark of Google LLC; iCloud of Apple Inc.; Yandex Disk of Yandex; Immich and Syncthing are the names of their respective open-source projects. Freemora is not affiliated with these companies or projects.