Immich | v3.1.0

Immich v3.1.0 released on 29-07-2026


Immich v3.1.0 is out now. It brings web UX and accessibility tweaks (web upload wakelock, undo-archive toast and clearer slideshow controls), workflow filters for server path and EXIF metadata, OAuth and admin security improvements, and a set of mobile fixes.

See the full changelog and release details on the project’s GitHub for installation notes and PR-level information.

What’s in this release

  • Web UX and accessibility: the web app requests a wakelock during uploads (HTTPS required), archived assets can be undone from the success toast, the command palette gains a maintenance-page link and slideshow controls get a backdrop blur for better visibility on light assets.
  • Workflows: a new “Use path” option to filter by server file path rather than original filename, an EXIF metadata filter step (string comparisons only for now), plus a server-side workflow date-filter fix making the end date inclusive and ensuring steps are returned in ascending order.
  • Security and mobile: OIDC role-claim handling now re-evaluates and syncs isAdmin on every login (supports single-value and array claims) and the admin CLI can invalidate existing sessions when resetting an admin password; mobile gains a map date-range filter and numerous bug fixes.

Upgrade notes

  • Breaking change: support for iOS 14 has been dropped. Upgrade affected devices to a supported iOS version to continue receiving fixes and updates.
  • For detailed change-by-change information and to plan any rollback, consult the full changelog on GitHub (compare v3.0.3…v3.1.0).

Share comments on your experience with the release on the project’s GitHub — feedback and bug reports help refine the next update.

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