Photos Backup for NAS

Name: Photos Backup for NAS
Rating: 4.7 (64 reviews)
Author: Sonar Workshop

By: Sonar Workshop App

UGREEN, ASUSTOR, WD, any NAS

Overview

Version:

8.28

Last updated: 2026-08-13

tabs backup & restore

Features & Capabilities

Photos Backup for NAS is a long-tested solution to automatically back up your photos to NAS devices over SMB networks. It supports Synology, QNAP, Asustor, TerraMaster, Western Digital and UGREEN, offering effortless background syncing and smart idle-time backups.

Key features include exporting all internal photo data, excluding unwanted files, automatic background backups, album and favorites synchronization, backup history and statistics, and space-saving post-backup actions. Notifications about progress and reminders are included, with some features available via a free trial.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Data Privacy & Security

By:

Sonar Workshop

Rating:

4.70

(64)

Version:

8.28 Last updated: 2026-08-13

Version code:

888324184

Creation date:

2020-03-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

10.52MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-27

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 158,202 ▼ 70

Other rankings

#91 in tabs backup & restore keyword 6 ▼ 10

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Developed by:

Sonar Workshop

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photos-backup-for-nas/id1493754664

Website:

https://photobackup-app.com/nas/

User Reviews

Backups my photos to my local server. No issues so far

by nn*****, 2026-08-25

Not completely intuitive, but breathtaking transfer of Mac OS 26.3 photos. I use a UGREEN for NAS. The UGREEN software is much less intuitive. It commits the intramural (in house knowledge) mistake, but it works also. Photos Backup for NAS cuts through a lot of the complexity. You must know how to identify your NAS machine, plus username, and password for access. Then it races through my Mac’s Photos. Very impressive.