Keep Pics - Private Photo Vault Lock Picture Album Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Keep Pics - Private Photo Vault Lock Picture Album for iPhone.
Keep Pics - Private Photo Vault Lock Picture Album is free iOS app published by Minkyoung Kim
No support for GIFs any longer?
brosoa
This is a very good app (one of the few photo album apps that provide support for live pics), but the only reason I’m not rating it 4 stars is because there seems to be no more support for GIF images. When you import them from your photos app they are still pics. This is possibly an iOS 11 issue, but I hope they get this fixed ASAP.
iPhone X optimization
JaQue440
Hello, will you be updating this app to work better with the iPhone X? Currently when I play a video in the app the video scrubber is all the way at the bottom of the screen making it nearly impossible to scrub through video clips without swipe to the next video by accident. Besides this draw back I love the app.
I Love It !!!!
chuisback
I'm using this app to store twitter's images. and I love it. The design is pretty neat and clean. It looks pretty good to the lock screen. But I want to see the photos that I just saved.
Not sold yet!
Maui Kid
Looks like a good program. Is data encrypted or simply hidden somewhere on the phone? Not very secure.
Version 2.3.2 problem
1$875
This latest version 2.3.2 doesn’t send files to Keepics from the photos app. Looks as though it’s going but it doesn’t working as it did prior to this update. Please fix. Also you need to have email support. That support twitter handle @keepics doesn’t accept messages. That’s why I’m using review section with this support issue.
Poor design
the Mohsen
The design of the app is so basic. Change the app name to a simple one word. The rest is good
Photo zoom needs work
Madmaxamillion3244
Great app, only thing I find a bit frustrating is the photo zooming functionality. When you double tap to zoom into a photo, the photo zooms in way too far and similarly when you use the pinch to zoom to look closer at a photo, typically the double tap feature should then zoom you back out. However, this is not the case. In fact, it attempts to zoom in even further.