You want to show someone an awesome shot or video clip you took with your phone's camera but it's 'somewhere' in your camera roll. See on GoPro Ending the endless camera roll scroll This is also the new app you'll use for remote camera control, to preview and share your shots, and access and back up to GoPro's cloud storage if you're a subscriber. If you do have a GoPro camera, you can make unlimited Murals with GoPro content. The backup feature will be released later this year. After that, you can subscribe for $2 a month or $10 a year, which will eventually include unlimited cloud backup of your photos and videos imported into Quik at their original quality. The free trial lets you create up to five Murals (more on those below) without so much as an email.

The app is free to try, works with photos and videos on your phone from any camera, and you don't have to buy a GoPro camera or subscribe to its $50-per-year service to use the app.

That's mainly because it's fairly frictionless to use and sort of rewards you for organizing by creating instant content for you to share. GoPro's updated Quik app is the latest I've tried, and it might be the first one I'll actually continue using. There have been many apps and services that promise to help you organize the photos and video on your phone, make editing a snap and simplify sharing.

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