Shenzhen – September 10, 2026 -- TerraMaster has rolled out a major upgrade to its Photos application, adding AI-powered organization, a duplicate-photo detector, and a redesigned browsing interface for users managing large image libraries on its network storage devices.
A redesigned interface speeds up browsing large libraries
The updated app includes three levels of thumbnail views, a timeline view, and keyboard shortcuts, letting users filter and locate photos faster. TerraMaster says the changes benefit anyone sorting through family photos, travel shots, or extensive personal collections.
AI now recognizes people, scenes, and locations
The new version expands on TerraMaster's existing AI photo organization by adding detection for people, scenes, and places. Search results from this recognition can be added to albums with a single click, cutting down the manual work of building and managing photo collections.
A new tool finds and removes duplicate images to free up storage
Duplicate photos that accumulate over time can eat into NAS storage capacity. The app's new duplicate-detection feature automatically identifies and groups repeated images, allowing users to quickly review and delete redundant copies to reclaim space.
Photos pairs with TerraMaster NAS devices for centralized backup
When paired with a TerraMaster NAS, the Photos app consolidates images from smartphones, cameras, and computers into one location for backup, search, and cleanup. TerraMaster describes the combination as turning a NAS into a private photo hub rather than a simple storage drive. The update also includes performance optimizations aimed at keeping large photo libraries running smoothly.
A September sale offers up to 25% off select storage devices
To coincide with the Photos app launch, TerraMaster is running a September promotion with discounts of up to 25% on select storage products, aimed at users looking to upgrade their photo backup and storage setups.