Pellica vs Filmfolio.
Filmfolio is a capable iOS app that pairs a film log with a built-in spot meter and cloud storage for your scans. Pellica matches the log and meter, adds a 1,200+ lab map and scan matching, and runs on Android too.
Pick Pellica if: you want an Android app, a lab finder built in, and a free tier that covers per-frame logging and metering without a subscription.
Pick Filmfolio if: you are iPhone-only and want full-resolution cloud storage for your scans built into the same app that logs your rolls.
This is a maker’s comparison written by the Pellica team; we check every competitor fact against their live App Store listing and website and link our sources. Facts last verified July 3, 2026.
Side by side.
Checked against each app's live listing and website, July 3, 2026.
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Switching from Filmfolio
Filmfolio exports your shot data as CSV, which is exactly what Pellica imports.
In Filmfolio, export your rolls and frames as CSV. Your scans live in Filmfolio’s cloud storage; download any you want to keep locally before you cancel a paid plan.
In Pellica, open Settings → Import and load the CSV. Frame numbers, film stock, exposure settings, dates, GPS, and notes carry across; missing fields are flagged for review rather than dropped.
Then work as usual: meter with Pellica’s built-in light meter, log each frame in one tap, and use the lab map to find a developer — with a free tier that does not gate the basics.
When Filmfolio is the better choice
Filmfolio is a polished, well-rounded iOS app. Pick it over Pellica when:
You shoot only on an iPhone and want full-resolution cloud storage for your scans built into the same app — Filmfolio includes 20 GB as of July 2026.
You want your finished scans, your log, and a spot meter under one roof and are happy to pay for the cloud tier.
You track unshot film and expiry dates with Filmfolio’s film-storage feature and it already fits your workflow.
An Android app and a built-in lab finder are not things you need.
Straight answers.
Is there an Android version of Filmfolio?
No. Filmfolio is iOS-only as of July 2026; its website links only to the App Store. Pellica offers the same per-frame logging and a built-in light meter on both iOS and Android.
How much does Filmfolio cost?
Filmfolio is free to try with in-app purchases: about $3.99 per month or $24.99 per year as of July 2026, per its App Store listing, which also includes 20 GB of cloud scan storage. Pellica is free with an optional Pro plan at €4.99 per month.
Does Filmfolio help me find a lab?
No. Filmfolio focuses on logging, metering, and cloud scan storage, without a lab directory as of July 2026. Pellica includes a map of more than 1,200 film labs with hours, services, and reviews.
Sources, checked July 3, 2026: filmfolio.app · Filmfolio on the App Store · Pellica film lab map. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we will fix it.
Log, meter, and find a lab.
Pellica is free on iOS and Android — per-frame logging, a built-in light meter, and a 1,200+ lab map in one app.