Does Nikon Image Space move my photos to Nikon Imaging Cloud?
No. Nikon says images stored in Nikon Image Space are not migrated automatically to Nikon Imaging Cloud. You have to download them yourself before April 15, 2027 at 13:00 JST, when everything left in Image Space is deleted.
What changed
- October 14, 2026: Nikon Imaging Cloud gained 5 GB of image storage and image sharing.
- October 15, 2026: Nikon Image Space closed. Only the bulk download still works, and it can’t be limited to specific albums.
- April 15, 2027, 13:00 JST: the bulk download ends and all remaining images and registration information are deleted.
Image Space gave 20 GB to members who registered a Nikon product (2 GB on the basic plan). Imaging Cloud’s new storage is 5 GB, so a large Image Space library won’t fit there anyway.
What to do instead
- Sign in to Nikon Image Space in a web browser on a computer and run the bulk download. Keep every ZIP part.
- Copy the ZIPs to a second drive before you open them.
- Organize the download: date folders, any album folders the ZIP contains, duplicates removed.
- Upload only what you want to keep online to Nikon Imaging Cloud (5 GB), or move the whole library to Google Photos, Lightroom or Apple Photos.
Organize the download first
NikonExport sorts the ZIP into EXIF date folders, keeps album folders and drops exact duplicates, in your browser.
Open NikonExport