Immich | v2.6.1

Immich v2.6.1 released on 19-03-2026


Immich v2.6.1 is out now. It resolves a critical mobile migration when switching server URLs and addresses several web and UI bugs affecting uploads, albums and metadata.

Check the project’s GitHub release notes for the full changelog and upgrade instructions: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/compare/v2.6.0…v2.6.1

What’s in this release

  • Mobile: fixed a failed migration issue when the URL Switching feature is used, preventing app-side migration failures when changing server URLs.
  • Uploads & session stability: stop in‑progress uploads on logout to avoid orphaned or stalled uploads, and disable the web send button to prevent duplicate or invalid send actions.
  • Albums & UI: wrap long album titles to prevent layout breakage and ignore errors when deleting untitled albums to avoid user-facing failures during cleanup; plus metadata fixes that fall back to email when a name is empty and prevent writing empty EXIF tags.

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes are reported for v2.6.1; follow the upgrade guidance and full changelog on GitHub: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/compare/v2.6.0…v2.6.1
  • If you need to roll back, the previous tag is v2.6.0 — revert to that release and consult the changelog for any differences.

Share any comments or issues on the project’s GitHub so maintainers and the community can see your experience.

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