What MCP is, why an open standard for AI tools matters, and how to connect an AI assistant to your PixelUnion library with the community-built ImmichMCP server.
Immich v3.3 lets you share people with family, celebrates birthdays with a special memory, stacks phone edits on the original, and sharpens your thumbnails.
Since v3, Immich publishes release candidates before every big release. What an RC is, how the version numbers and Docker tags work, how to test one safely, and what it means for PixelUnion users.
Self-hosting Immich means you are the backup department. The 3-2-1 rule is the simplest way to make sure a dead drive, a bad update, or a burglary does not take your photo library with it.
ImmichFrame and Immich Kiosk both turn your Immich library into a digital photo frame. Under the hood they make very different choices. Here is how they compare on architecture, clients, configuration, and security.
Immich v3.2.0 brings a redesigned search window, a dedicated memories page, tag renaming, and shared people recognition.
Immich runs three machine learning jobs to make your photos searchable: smart search, face recognition, and OCR. Here is what each one does, the models behind them, and why we now run them on our own graphics cards instead of on CPUs.
The first major version bump since v2: a proper photo editor on mobile, automated workflows, far more reliable Android backups, and a new video player. Here's what changed for you.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 has kicked off in North America. Billions of photos will be taken. Here's why storing them safely and privately matters more than ever.
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.