Seamlessly sync and verify your iPhone photos and videos on Windows.
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iPhone Backup Sync is a fast, non-destructive desktop application that allows for easy synchronization and verification of iPhone DCIM photos and videos to Windows drives. Built with Rust and Tauri, it bypasses common transfer issues while keeping data safe and completely offline, without relying on cloud subscriptions.
iPhone Backup Sync is an efficient desktop application crafted for Windows users to perform fast and incremental local backups of iPhone media. Leveraging advanced technologies such as Rust, Tauri, and Windows Portable Devices (WPD), this tool provides a seamless solution for transferring and verifying iPhone photos and videos.
_new suffix to avoid overwriting.| Feature | iPhone Backup Sync | Windows File Explorer | iTunes / iCloud for Windows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incremental Sync | Yes – syncs only new or modified assets | No – manual transfer, evaluates all files every time | Partial – creates opaque device image |
| Conflict Handling | Non-destructive – preserves originals | Destructive – prompts to overwrite or skip | Opaque – overwrites or replaces files |
| Connection Stability | High – atomic streaming and crash recovery | Poor – prone to freezes and corrupt files | Moderate – fails entire batch on a single timeout |
| Cloud Requirements | Zero – operates strictly offline | Zero – offline but limited by MTP stalls | Required for full library access |
| Path Integrity Management | Sanitizes invisible Unicode markers | Unsanitized – can fail path checks | Abstracted – stored within proprietary structure |
The latest version of iPhone Backup Sync can be downloaded from the GitHub Releases.
Users may encounter a Windows SmartScreen prompt upon the first run, which can be bypassed by following the on-screen instructions.
For additional information, documentation, and development guidelines, visit the project's repository, which also welcomes contributions from the community.
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