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You need an Android TV or compatible Android TV box that can install Gallery from Google Play. Install Gallery on both your phone and TV, connect them to the same home network, and pair them using the code on your phone.

You browse with the TV remote. This connection uses the Gallery app on your TV, rather than screen mirroring or Chromecast casting.

You don’t need a Gallery account, a cable, or a cloud photo service. Local photos can be viewed offline. Phone-to-TV sharing, computer browsing, and network storage access need your devices to be on the same reachable home network, but don’t need an internet connection to transfer your media.

Yes. Keep Gallery’s sharing screen open and the phone connected while viewing its gallery on TV or in a browser. Leaving that screen or putting the app in the background stops sharing. Keep it open until computer downloads have finished, too.

Gallery remembers paired Android devices. Start sharing again on your phone and open its saved gallery on your TV. A browser may ask for the current access code when you reconnect.

Yes. Start sharing on your phone, open the address shown under Open on a computer in your computer’s browser, and enter the access code. Both devices must be on the same home network.

Browse by date, place, or available categories. Download one original photo or video, or all files matching your filters. No desktop app is needed. For multiple downloads, your browser may ask you to allow them; check its download list for completion.

Check that the phone’s sharing screen is open and both devices are on the same home network. Guest Wi-Fi can keep devices from connecting to each other.

On TV, try Connect with code using the connection code shown in the phone’s instructions. On a computer, use the current address displayed on the phone. If a pairing code has expired, generate a new one.

Turn on AI image labeling in Settings to group photos into categories such as Animals, Nature, Food & drink, and Documents. Analysis runs on your Android device while the app is running; photos aren’t uploaded anywhere, they are processed locally on your device.

Large collections take time to analyze. You can pause and continue later, and combine completed categories with date and place filters.

Place filters use location information saved with the photo or video. Enable Use photo locations in Gallery’s Settings and allow time for processing. Files without accessible location information won’t automatically appear under a city.

Also check that location tagging is enabled in your camera app’s settings. Depending on your camera, this may be called Save location, Location tags, or GPS tags. Allow the camera app to access your location when prompted. This lets it save location information with future photos; it won’t add locations to photos you’ve already taken.

For eligible photos with a missing place, you can use Set location to choose a city in Gallery. This updates the gallery’s organization without rewriting the original file.

Yes. A NAS is storage connected to your home network. Add it, or a shared computer folder, as a NAS / SMB media source. Gallery supports SMB2 and SMB3 shares, including compatible NAS devices and Windows shared folders. Enter the folder’s login details if needed.

Your storage must stay available while you browse. You can enable place and category analysis for a NAS source separately. To browse it on TV, connect Gallery on the TV directly to that shared folder.

Choose a local storage source and use filters to select the collection you want to back up. Pick a shared computer or NAS folder as the destination, review the options, and start the backup. Keep the backup screen open until it finishes.

Saved tasks remember your choices, but you start each run yourself. Later runs include new matching files and skip copies already recorded as complete. After an interruption, run the task again; completed copies are kept and an unfinished file starts again.

Yes. Add the backup’s shared folder as a media source in Gallery on your Android TV. The computer or NAS holding the backup must be available, but your phone doesn’t need to be sharing.

When creating the backup, you can include photo locations and categories so Gallery can use that information when browsing the backup.

Browsing by date, place, or category leaves your files where they are. Backups create separate copies. Video compression and merging also create new files and keep the originals.

Deleting a local photo through Gallery removes that original after confirmation. It doesn’t delete an existing NAS backup. Backups don’t synchronize deletions between devices.

No. With PRO, compression creates a new video copy and leaves the original in place. You choose the balance between file size and quality. Results depend on the video and your device; an already compressed video may not become smaller.

Check the new video and your backup before deciding whether to delete an original yourself. You can also combine selected local clips into one video, or compress and combine videos during a backup.

Almost all Gallery features are free, including browsing, filters, AI photo categories, slideshows, phone sharing, computer browser access, and original-file backups. You can save one remote Android gallery, one NAS browsing source, and one backup task.

Consider PRO if you want several phone galleries or shared folders saved and ready to open, so you can switch between them without adding them again. PRO includes unlimited saved Android galleries, NAS sources, and backup tasks, as well as video compression and merging. See the app for available purchase options and pricing.

Gallery doesn’t upload your photos or videos to our servers or cloud storage. Sharing, downloads, and backups send media directly to the devices and folders you choose. Optional photo analysis runs on your Android device.

Share only with people you trust: filters narrow what they browse, but don’t restrict their access to just that selection. Computer sharing uses a local HTTP connection, so use it on a trusted home network.

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