Photos to USB: OTG Backup

Back up every photo and video on your phone to a USB pen drive, with one tap. Plug a pen drive into your phone (a USB C drive goes straight in, an older one needs an OTG adapter). Photos to USB spots it the moment it is in, shows how much space it has, and copies your gallery onto it. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Phone storage full? Move your photos to a pen drive and keep them safe. • No internet, no cloud, no account. Your photos never leave your hands. • Hand a family member a pen drive full of the trip photos. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • One tap copies everything: photos and videos, from your camera, WhatsApp and every other folder. • Next time, only new photos are copied. Plug the same drive in next month and it skips everything that is already there. • Pulled the drive out by mistake? Nothing breaks. Plug it back in and it carries on where it stopped. Half copied files are never left looking finished. • Original quality. Every file is copied byte for byte, nothing is compressed. • Location kept. Android normally strips where a photo was taken when an app reads it. Photos to USB asks for the original, so your copies keep it. • Tidy folders. Photos land in one folder per phone, sorted by month, so the drive stays easy to browse on a computer. • Safe to unplug. Each file is fully written to the drive before the app says it is done. HOW IT WORKS 1. Plug in your pen drive. 2. Allow the drive once (Android asks the first time only). 3. Tap Copy. GOOD TO KNOW • Works with pen drives formatted as FAT32 or exFAT, which is how most drives come. A drive formatted as NTFS opens read only on many phones; the app tells you if that happens. • FAT32 drives cannot hold a single file over 4 GB, so very long videos need an exFAT drive. The app tells you which ones were skipped. • Keep the app open while it copies. The screen stays on by itself. Free, with ads. A one time purchase removes the ads for good.

See before you copy. Preview and pick shows every photo and video with the new ones already ticked, and a green tick on the ones the drive already has. Choose where things go. Pick any folder on the drive or make a new one, and turn month folders on or off. Your recent folders stay one tap away, so one drive can hold several kinds of backup. Copy from the drive to the phone too. New files come ticked, and you choose the folder they land in.