More Immich Photos, Less Server Setup
Choose all your Immich photos, add several albums or WebDAV folders, and remove a source without deleting the originals.

If you keep your photos on an Immich server or a NAS, getting them onto a frame should be straightforward. The latest Digital Photo Frame updates make choosing and managing those sources easier.
Your whole Immich library
You can now add All Photos from Immich, or choose Not in an Album if you want the pictures you have not organised yet. Archived photos stay hidden.

Individual albums are still there too, including albums shared with you. The connection also works with Immich 3.0 and later after an API change had made albums appear empty. Thanks Adam for reporting that!

Add another album without starting again
Once the server is connected, you can add several albums without entering its details again. Albums you already selected are marked, so you can see what is on the frame.
NAS and WebDAV folders work in a similar way. Enter the server address, browse its folders and pick the ones you want. You can step into a folder or go back up instead of typing a long path. Thanks Dean for the suggestion.

Remove just the album you need to remove
You can remove an individual album or folder without disconnecting the whole server. The app asks you to confirm when saved slideshows are affected.
This removes the source from Digital Photo Frame. Your original photos stay on the server.
That makes it easier to change what is displayed without rebuilding the connection each time.
See the details behind a photo
Photo Info now shows available information for Immich and NAS/WebDAV photos, including their date, place, camera and lens. Immich photos can also include a link back to Immich.
What you see depends on the information the source provides. A photo with no camera or location metadata will not suddenly acquire it.
These changes came from people using the app with their own libraries, so please keep the feedback coming. You can contact me here if your setup needs something else.
Thank you for reading ❤️
Manuel Escrig
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