Choose a category first
Shutterbox opens to the camera. Pick a folder at the top and every photo and video you take is saved there.
The built-in camera puts everything in one library. Shutterbox gives your work photos a home of their own.
Shutterbox opens to the camera. Pick a folder at the top and every photo and video you take is saved there.
Finds the edges of the page and straightens it, even when you shoot at an angle.
Set the size, format and watermark once, then export a whole batch for your client.
Stored in your own iCloud. Get a new phone and your photos are still there.
Put short-lived shots in Auto Delete. Each one shows how many days are left, then it’s gone.
Cropping and trimming videos are free; adding text and drawings to photos is for members. Edits are saved as a new item and the original stays untouched.
Tap the folder at the top of the camera. New photos are saved there.
Photos and videos go straight into Shutterbox and never show up in your Photos library.
Swipe left for your library. Pick the photos and send them to a client or coworker.
Your photos live on your phone and in your own iCloud. We can’t see them, and we don’t want to.
Shutterbox is a work camera app for iPhone. Photos and videos you take for work are saved inside the app and organized into categories, so they never mix with the personal photos in your library. When a client needs them, you can convert, watermark and share them.
Yes, Shutterbox. Photos you take with it don’t go into your Photos library. They’re saved in Shutterbox, in categories such as one per job, store or client, so your library keeps only your own photos.
No. They’re stored in Shutterbox. If you want a copy in Photos, turn on Also Save to Photos, or export selected photos later.
Shooting, categories, scanning, cropping, trimming videos and regular sharing are free. iCloud sync, advanced export (format conversion and watermarks) and adding text and drawings to photos are for members, with Monthly and Lifetime plans. Monthly comes with a 7-day free trial for new users. Prices are shown on the App Store.
Yes. In Categories, tap + in the top right to import photos and videos from your library. Touch and hold a category to import straight into it.
Nothing is lost. Only uploading new photos stops. Photos already in iCloud stay visible and can still be downloaded.
iPhone running iOS 26.5 or later.
No. There’s no account, no ads or trackers, and no servers of our own. Your photos live only on your device and in your own iCloud.