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Freemora vs Yandex Disk

Yandex Disk stores files in Yandex’s cloud. Freemora copies phone photos and videos to your own computer or external drive, without a subscription.

At a glance

FreemoraYandex Disk
Where your photos liveOn your computer or external driveOn Yandex’s servers
PaidNot needed for one phone; several phones — Freemora Pro, $9.99 once (coming soon)Yandex 360 subscription; paid cloud plans in Russia cost ₽319–699 a month
Unlimited phone photo uploadNot needed: as much space as your drive hasWith any Yandex 360 plan (except RAW); these photos don’t sync to the desktop app automatically
Desktop appFreeSince 03.06.2026 works only with a subscription
Needs your own computerYes, at home. It must be on to copyNo
Access from anywhereThrough the Freemora bridge (beta)Yes
Works without mobile dataYes, over home Wi‑FiSync goes over the internet
Off-site copy (fire, theft)No — keep a second copyYes

When Yandex Disk is better

When Freemora is better

Use both

Keep what matters most in the cloud and the whole photo archive at home with Freemora — your most valuable shots then live in two places.

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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Sources

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.