Immich's Memories feature surfaces photos from previous years on the same date. A daily reminder of moments you might otherwise never revisit. Here is how it works and why it matters.
Immich's map view shows you exactly where in the world every photo was taken — turning your library into a visual travel log you can explore by clicking anywhere on the globe.
Albums in Immich are simple but powerful. You can organise your library however makes sense to you, and share specific collections with family or friends - privately, on your own terms.
Immich uses CLIP, an open-source AI model, to understand the content of your photos - so you can search for 'sunset at the beach' or 'birthday cake' and actually find them. No tags required.
Immich recognises the people in your photos and groups them together - privately, on your own server, with no data sent to Big Tech. Here is how it works and why it matters.
Backup only matters if it happens without you thinking about it. Here is how Immich's background backup keeps your photos safe automatically — and how to make sure it stays running on your device.
Most people assume their photos are safe because they live on a phone. They are not. Here is what automatic mobile backup actually does — and why it should run without you thinking about it.
Tags in Immich let you organise your photos your way - hierarchical, flexible, and tied to your existing metadata. Here is how to put them to work.
After Flickr’s 2026 data breach, European users face a choice: convenience at risk or privacy-first, EU-hosted control with PixelUnion.
Discover PixelUnion, the hosted Immich solution that makes photo backup and management easy without the need for server maintenance.