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PhotosMove
Dump 1600+ photos & videos (20GB+) from Android to PC.
Phone storage full? Move all your photos & videos (1,600+ files, 20GB+, or even more) to your PC in one click. PhotosMove transfers your photos and videos losslessly over your local Wi-Fi — nothing is uploaded to the cloud, and nothing needs to be installed on your PC. Your photos stay on your devices. Your data stays yours. Open source · GPL-3.0
The problem I kept hitting: my phone was full of 3 years of photos and videos, and every way to get them off was broken somehow.
Google Photos compresses.
USB/MTP chokes on 1600+ files and drops metadata.
Every "transfer" app wanted a client installed on my PC, an account, or a subscription.
So I built PhotosMove.
It's an Android app that runs a tiny local server on your phone, On the PC, you just open a browser, just like bellow: 1. Open the app → it shows a local address and a PIN. 2. On your PC, open that address in any browser and type the PIN (same Wi-Fi, or android's hotspot). 3. Click download all → one streaming ZIP download → verify it.
Nothing to install on the PC, No account, No cloud.
What you get: - 🔒 Byte-perfect originals — RAW/DNG/HEIC/ProRes move untouched; EXIF, GPS, timestamps and folder structure preserved - 🚀 1600+ photos & videos, all 20GB+ in one go — a single streaming ZIP, include all albums(maybe more) - ✅ SHA-256 verification built in — runs locally verify in your browser after download - 🏠 100% local — nothing leaves your Wi-Fi, zero telemetry, no servers - 🔓 Free & open source (GPL-3.0) — github.com/malatomato1989/photosmove
Why not Syncthing or Immich?
Love both — but they're sync / self-hosted gallery systems you set up and maintain.
PhotosMove is a one-shot migration tool: open, PIN, download, verified, done.
Different job.
This is my first launch here, and I'd genuinely love feedback — especially on the Android side (huge libraries, weird devices), the web UI, and whether the PIN flow feels trustworthy to you.
iOS is on the roadmap (iPhone → PC is the #1 request I hear).
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About PhotosMove on Product Hunt
“Dump 1600+ photos & videos (20GB+) from Android to PC. ”
PhotosMove was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #107 on the daily leaderboard. Phone storage full? Move all your photos & videos (1,600+ files, 20GB+, or even more) to your PC in one click. PhotosMove transfers your photos and videos losslessly over your local Wi-Fi — nothing is uploaded to the cloud, and nothing needs to be installed on your PC. Your photos stay on your devices. Your data stays yours. Open source · GPL-3.0
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malatomato1989
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm the solo dev behind PhotosMove.
The problem I kept hitting: my phone was full of 3 years of photos and videos, and every way to get them off was broken somehow.
Google Photos compresses.
USB/MTP chokes on 1600+ files and drops metadata.
Every "transfer" app wanted a client installed on my PC, an account, or a subscription.
So I built PhotosMove.
It's an Android app that runs a tiny local server on your phone, On the PC, you just open a browser, just like bellow:
1. Open the app → it shows a local address and a PIN.
2. On your PC, open that address in any browser and type the PIN (same Wi-Fi, or android's hotspot).
3. Click download all → one streaming ZIP download → verify it.
Nothing to install on the PC, No account, No cloud.
What you get:
- 🔒 Byte-perfect originals — RAW/DNG/HEIC/ProRes move untouched; EXIF, GPS, timestamps and folder structure preserved
- 🚀 1600+ photos & videos, all 20GB+ in one go — a single streaming ZIP, include all albums(maybe more)
- ✅ SHA-256 verification built in — runs locally verify in your browser after download
- 🏠 100% local — nothing leaves your Wi-Fi, zero telemetry, no servers
- 🔓 Free & open source (GPL-3.0) — github.com/malatomato1989/photosmove
Why not Syncthing or Immich?
Love both — but they're sync / self-hosted gallery systems you set up and maintain.
PhotosMove is a one-shot migration tool: open, PIN, download, verified, done.
Different job.
This is my first launch here, and I'd genuinely love feedback — especially on the Android side (huge libraries, weird devices), the web UI, and whether the PIN flow feels trustworthy to you.
iOS is on the roadmap (iPhone → PC is the #1 request I hear).
Try it: https://www.photosmove.com