Store and Organize Files Across Devices
pCloud brings documents, photos, videos, and other files into a folder-based cloud library that can be reached from Android, desktop computers, and the web. Users can upload from the app, create folders, move items, search for specific content, and preview common file types without relying on email attachments or manual cable transfers.
The Android workflow also supports direct uploads from the phone gallery and downloads to the device when a local copy is needed. Keeping the same library available across platforms is useful for moving between a phone and computer, maintaining a personal archive, or opening a work document while away from the desk.
Automatic Photo and Video Backup
Automatic Upload is designed for people who want new phone photos and videos copied to cloud storage with less manual sorting. After the feature is enabled, pCloud can watch selected media types and folders, then place new content in the account so a damaged or replaced phone does not hold the only copy of important memories.
Users can choose whether to include photos, videos, or both, and can manage transfer behavior around Wi-Fi or mobile data. The app also supports uploading individual items through its built-in manager or Android's Share menu, which makes it practical to back up a complete gallery or save only a few selected files.
Share Large Files with Access Controls
pCloud lets users send files and folders through shared links instead of attaching large items to a message. This approach works for vacation albums, project materials, videos, and documents that need to reach friends, relatives, clients, or coworkers without being split across multiple emails.
Link controls can add a password or an expiration date, while folder invitations support ongoing collaboration and access management. Users can decide how recipients interact with shared material and can manage existing shares from the same cloud library. These options make pCloud useful for both quick one-time delivery and longer projects where several people need controlled access to a common folder.
Offline Files and Built-In Media Playback
Important files can be marked for offline access before a flight, commute, or trip with unreliable connectivity. On Android, those selected items are downloaded into app-managed storage and remain available from the Offline files area. This is especially useful for reference documents, tickets, photos, or other material that must remain reachable when a network connection cannot be assumed.
pCloud also includes audio and video playback for media stored in the account, so personal music and clips can be opened without first moving them into a separate library. Together, offline selection and built-in playback turn the app into a practical travel companion as well as a general cloud file manager.