Organize all your
photosvideosalbums

Albumizer is the best iOS app for
organizing your library media in albums!

Fully Featured

Why Choose
Albumizer?

All Devices

Available on all devices from the iPhone Mini to iPad Pro

UI/UX Design

Carefully created UI/UX for usability in all aspects

Functionalities

Top functionalities to take full advantage of the app

Bug-Free

Have a smooth, bug free albumizing user experience

Why subscribe or purchase?

Fun facts

Some awesome funfacts

Here’s some info regarding all the work we’ve put in so as to release this awesome app!

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love for the result

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made in Swift

How this app is working?

This app is working by some simple steps!

Download it for Free

The app is available for free in the official Apple Store

Provide access to Library

Give appropriate permissions to access your library

That's It

You may start organizing your library media into albums!

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn about features from FAQ!

You are provided with answers to FAQs below

An iOS album will be created in your iOS Photo Library and any changes made from Albumizer to this album will be reflected in the iOS Photo Library. For example changing it's name, putting or removing media from it, or deleting the entire album.

It gets permanently deleted from the iOS Photo Library.

Albumizer simply puts those media in a temporary album so you no longer see them. If you want to permanently delete them, there is an option in Settings. Or else there is an option to doublecheck and recover them.

They are deleted from your iOS Photo Library (and iCloud if enabled) on all your devices. However iOS gives you 30 days to recover them.

Yes. By default, Albumizer shows you media from both your device and iCloud Photo Library.

You can follow below Apple Documentation link:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209454

Albumizer has an option in Settings to doublecheck deleted media and recover them.

iOS keeps these deleted media in "Recently Deleted" album in your iOS Photo Library for 30 days. Open iOS Photos app and go to "Recently Deleted" album to recover them.

It will show as Favorite when viewing it in Albumizer as you scroll through the media, or you can select to check all Favorites by selecting the Favourite album. It is also marked as favorite in your iOS Photo Library.

No, Albumizer needs access to your library only for you to be able to view media inside the app and to be able to perform actions on media and albums. All media is loaded from your library and not saved in the app.

Nothing happens! All your library photos/videos stay as it is! All the organization you performed, stays also! But you will not be able to organize all the new photos/videos you take from this point on.