Photo Manager Pro

• Price: $2.99

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.5 1917 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Almost Perfect Photo Manager

   Have been using this for many years after an exhaustive search for a phot manager that matched my needs. I like to sort my photos by year and subject, while also being able to search by partial or full file name, which most don’t do. I also don’t use iCloud for storing photos or use the Apple Photos app, preferring to keep them on my Mac in a similar folder structure, which for many apps make transferring nearly impossible. Photo Manager Pro does this well and offers multiple ways of sorting and organizing. To me, the only drawback is that it doesn’t include a file transfer utility, necessitating the use of a third party app such as FileZilla or Cyberduck. To the average user such as myself, these may be intimidating to use at the beginning. That said, it’s a great app, which I highly recommend.

   dicky109 · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5Simplicity

   What not to like about this app. Everything I’ve been looking for! All I want to do is organize my photos in folders and subfolders, which all my other apps don’t allow. Apps like Apple Photos and Google Photos, while offering a variety of useful features, don't directly support subfolders within albums in a typical hierarchical file structure. If you’re looking for a simple app that does an effective job organizing photos and videos this is it. Easy to import photos and rearrange them all in folders and subfolders drag and drop. No complicated file structure. The best part is the one-time price. No stupid monthly yearly subscriptions. Sick of those. Kudos to the developer for an affordable and simple app.

   Tom LKS · 31 Jul 2026

3. 1/5RAW File Support?

   I just bought this app. I see it had many 5 star reviews and I figured I couldn’t go wrong. I would love to give it a much higher rating, if I could get my RAW files to display> I have about 1000 RAW (.NEF) files from a Nikon D500 that won’t display in full size. I can preview the JPEG thumbnails that are normally embedded in the RAW file. When I try to display the NET file at normal size in the app, all it does is spin. And spin. With just a white screen showing. Any guidance front he developer would be GREAT! I am a technical guy in IT and know all about the formats and coding. It appears that the RAW format, and specifically my D500 .NEF files, are recognized OK on iOS and within Lightroom and RAW Power apps, so its highly unlikely I have a problem within iOS. I don’t know if something might need updated and is not currently supported within this PM app. Buyer beware if you are planning to view any RAW .NEF files with this app. JPEG display fine.

   iphoneTWS · 31 Jul 2026

4. 4/5Great With One Huge Missing Feature

   I chose this Photo Manager based on the rave reviews and I absolutely agree with all of them. The reason I gave it four stars is because it’s missing a critical feature (to me anyway) to auto-sync the albums across devices. Right now if I build albums on my iPhone, I have to rebuild the same albums from scratch on my iPad and then maintain the changes manually as well. Even if this feature were added as optional it would make this app pretty close to if not perfect. I love that I can pull images from my camera roll yet still keep them locally. I’m a tattoo artist so the ability to have my portfolio on hand but isolated is flawless, and this app does all I want except the auto-sync. Please tell me this feature is coming!!

   Tami Jo Urban · 31 Jul 2026

5. 1/5Not Ready for Prime Time

   Well, no one wanted this to work more than I did. All I wanted was an app which would sort my photos by date taken. I had high hopes for this one. However, after the first 100 or so photos (I have 3300), the app slows down to reading one photo about every 4 seconds. The phone gets warm, indicating to me the processor is running at maximum speed, the battery drains very rapidly (so I keep plugged in to power), and I am on my fourth HOUR of reading/scanning pictures and it still isn’t finished. I have tried this twice: first with IOS 12.0.1, and again today with IOS 12.1. Last night, after finally finishing, I clicked “sort by date, descending”, and many of the pictures that I took over several years were sorted FIRST, and had dates showing of....yesterday. If, under 12.1, the pictures sort correctly, I will post an update, but as of now I will be deleting the app and looking for something else. Just amazes me that Apple can’t show the pictures in order of date taken for people like me with lots of photos. Sorting by date synced through ITunes?.....that’s ridiculous.

   J_Freddie · 31 Jul 2026

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