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Amazon Photos vs PhotoStructure

Amazon Photos

amazon.com

PhotoStructure

photostructure.com

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FigureAmazon PhotosPhotoStructure
Price from$0.99/mo$3.50/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published63
Spec score · Photo Storage Services8.8 (#8)8.2 (#24)
Spec score · Photo Management Software8.9 (#6)8.2 (#13)

Plans

Amazon Photos

  • Amazon Prime Photos benefitFree
  • Free Amazon Photos storageFree
  • 50 GB$0.99 a month
  • 100 GB$1.99 a month
  • 1 TB$6.99 a month
  • 2 TB$11.99 a month

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PhotoStructure

  • LiteFree
  • Plus$5 a month
  • Plus$42 a year

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In their own words

Amazon Photos

Amazon Photos stores, searches, shares, displays, and prints photos and videos from compatible devices. It is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Auto-Save can back up a mobile camera roll, while Desktop Backup saves folders from Windows or Mac computers. Image recognition organizes photos by people, places, things, and dates, and the service supports natural-language search. Family Vault can include up to six members, each with an account at no additional cost; sharing groups can have up to 50 members each. Photos can also appear on Echo Show, Echo Spot, and Fire TV devices. The built-in editor can crop, adjust, and filter photos, while U.S. customers can use Amazon Prints for prints, photo books, and gifts. Free storage is 5 GB shared across photos and videos. The Amazon Prime Photos benefit includes unlimited full-resolution photo storage and 5 GB for videos and other files. Paid options include 50 GB for $0.99 a month and 2 TB for $11.99 a month. The service is for personal, non-commercial use only.

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PhotoStructure

PhotoStructure is a personal digital asset manager for organizing, browsing and sharing photos and videos, with desktop and self-hosted editions. It scans drives, sorts files into a folder structure you choose and watches for new arrivals. Duplicate copies, edits, resized versions and related burst photos can be grouped into a single library entry. Browsing pages surface random samples and provide facets for dates, locations, camera details, folders and people tags. The software supports several hundred photo and video formats and creates web-friendly previews. Tags, captions, corrected dates and locations can be saved in files or XMP sidecars; metadata can also be imported from Apple Photos libraries and read from sidecars or Google Takeout JSON files. Installers are available for Windows, macOS and Linux, while server editions support Docker or Node.js on a home server, NAS or VPS. The maker says the application does not upload photo or video libraries, though optional error reports may include system information, paths, logs and error details. Lite is free; Plus is $5 a month and includes a 15-day trial.

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