Sidepic stores images separate from your main photo library.
It’s perfect for pictures you don’t want cluttering your photo library. Maybe it’s pics you don’t want synced by the Photos app, images you gather from the web, or any photos you just want to keep separate. Sidepic stores photos on your device so they are always available, just off to the side.
It’s easy to get photos into Sidepic:
– add from the Photos app
– add from the Files app
– add from any other app that can share an image
– capture directly from the Camera app
– paste images from the clipboard
– drag and drop from your Mac
– sync from an SMB server (Pro only)
Sidepic includes handy interface features:
– sort by newest or oldest
– flag low-resolution images
– view basic details about images (size, resolution, and date)
– switch between square previews or original aspect ratio
– change the app icon (light or dark)
Try out Sidepic with up to 50 photos. To store more photos, upgrade to Sidepic Unlimited (in-app purchase).
To do even more, upgrade to Sidepic Pro (in-app purchase) and unlock SMB server sync, duplicate photo detection, basic cropping, background privacy, plus unlimited photos. If you’ve already purchased Sidepic Unlimited, you’ll automatically see a discounted upgrade price for Sidepic Pro.
Would it be possible to add albums/folders for images? It would also be nice if there was a tagging feature where one could add tags to a photo Would it also be possible to add the ability to share more than one photo to the app? When attempting to share more than one selected photo, I am unable to import to the app. I know you can import more than one within the app itself, but if one wanted to share from a cloud service or another photo app, we are limited to only one at a time.As the other person stated, it would be nice to have iCloud syncing enabled. I just got a new phone and no data was transferred Thanks
Great concept and good execution
iOS User #1
A couple of humble requests for future versions:- When I take a photo from the app, it is forcibly cropped to a square shape. I’d prefer an option for full frame.- It’s not clear if these photos are backed up to iCloud drive (separate from the default Photo Library, of course), but it seems like they are not. As such, if I lose or damage my phone, it seems like these photos will be lost. I’d like iCloud sync - I’d LOVE Dropbox sync.Thanks!
Album Pretty Plzzzz
Travgalax
Okay, I have to admit that this app is exactly what I'm looking for. None of the other apps are what I'm looking for. I will undoubtedly use this app, but only if it supports folders and albums so that I can find pictures in an organized manner. If this app finally allows me to create folders or albums, I'll give it 5 stars.
Finally! After a long hiatus, Sidepic 3.0 has more features, an updated interface, and better performance.
It’s the little things…
– Switch between square and aspect-ratio previews.
– Change the app icon to dark or light versions.
– Add images using the Files app.
– Flag low-resolution photos (you choose the megapixels cutoff).
– Better support for sharing images from other apps.
Plus new Pro features (in-app purchase required)…
– Sync photos with an SMB server folder.
– Find duplicates and delete the copies.
– Hide the app preview in the background.
If you already have Unlimited Photos, the upgrade to Pro is automatically discounted.
Version 3.0
The developer, Wells Consulting LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Accessibility
The developer has not yet indicated which accessibility features this app supports. Learn More
Information
Seller
Wells Consulting LLC
Size
14.5 MB
Category
Photo & Video
Compatibility
Requires iOS 26.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 26.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 26.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 26.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
