Secure storage for all your photos
Proton Drive lets you securely store and share photos of any size and format from iOS, Android, or web.
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Protect your photos with end-to-end encryption
Your photos capture your most private moments and memories, and should be shared selectively with your close friends, family, or kept for yourself. Proton Drive uses end-to-end encryption to mathematically ensure no one can access your photos except the people you choose to share them with.
How Proton Drive protects your files
How Proton protects your photos

Strong encryption
Proton uses advanced end-to-end encryption that is secure against all known attacks. Our zero-access encryption ensures that even Proton cannot decrypt your photos.

Secure hardware
We own and control all of our servers. These servers are fully encrypted, protecting your photos even in the unlikely event that our physical infrastructure was breached or stolen.

Swiss privacy
Proton protects your photos with some of the world’s strongest privacy laws. We are headquartered in Switzerland and only house our servers in privacy-friendly countries.
Share your photos securely

We don’t impose any limits on the size of the files you share or number of times your contacts can download your photos using your file-sharing link.
With Proton Drive, you are always in control of who can download your photos and when. You can password-protect your file sharing links, revoke access to them, or set an expiry date.
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How to store your photos securely in Proton Drive in three easy steps

Step 1
Create an account with Proton Drive
Step 2
Download the Proton Drive app for Android(new window) or iOS(new window) (or log in via the web app)
Step 3
Click the Upload file button and select the photos you want to encrypt and upload
Learn more about sharing photos and videos

How to encrypt images
In the same way you can encrypt your emails or back up your digital documents in an encrypted vault, you can also encrypt your pictures so that no one else can access them.

How to share photos privately
The way most people share photos online is not private. Options like Facebook and Google Photos have access to your pictures, and Google Photos even scans and analyzes the faces in them.

How to share video files
Whether you’re trying to send a promotional video to a client or a home tape to a family member, transferring large video files can be a hassle without the right tools.