November 19, 2025
— Immich Team
Release notes for v2.3.0 — OCR improvements, synchronizing deletes on android, feature sneak peeks, and more!!
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Welcome to the release v2.3.0 of Immich. This version comes with enhancements to the OCR feature and many bug fixes. This release also introduces foundational support for workflows and an application restore mechanism directly in the web UI. Let's dive into some of the highlights below
The asset viewer in the mobile app now includes an "Add to" button that lets you quickly add an asset to an album, the locked folder, or the archive. Thanks @happychriss!
This release includes several enhancements to the OCR feature. There are now language-specific OCR model variants, extending support to Greek, Korean, Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Thai, and languages using the Latin script. All variants (including the existing models) support English as well. There is also an English-only model that performs better for libraries where multilingual support is not needed.
To switch to one of these models, you can navigate to the OCR settings, choose the relevant model, save, then re-run OCR on all assets through the Job Status page.
The OCR information can now be viewed by toggling a button in the web viewer. You can hover the mouse over the text and copy it.
This release restores the previous mechanism for synchronizing the deletion action between the web and the mobile app. In addition to putting the asset in Immich's trash bin, the mechanism also puts the deleted asset in the device's trash system when the app opens. The mechanism has been reworked to align with the new data sync mechanism in the mobile app. You can enable the mechanism in the App Settings > Advanced > Sync Remote Deletions
Previously, iOS background tasks, such as local or remote data sync and background uploads, could abruptly terminate database operations when the iOS's background time expires, leaving the database lock unreleased. It leads to an annoying symptom: the app appears to freeze when opening from the background, requiring a hard restart (swipe up to close, then reopen) to regain access to the database. The bug happened sporadically and was incredibly hard to track down. Thanks to the relentless pursuit of the bug, we believe it has been caught through our extensive testing. Please let us know if you are still getting "bugged" by this one in the new version.
We can't contain the excitement to share two exciting items in the work, which have some portions already merged into the server, and are ready to be built upon
This mode will allow the admin to put the server into a state where no one can access it without entirely shutting it down. This paves the way for restoring the server from a previous point in time directly from the web UI, no more fidgeting with the terminal.
The foundation of workflows and plugins also made its way to the server; the UI is being worked on. This feature will enable many more custom use cases that are not available in the core application. The community can write custom plugins and share them. We are very excited to see this happening faster than anticipated. Below is a screenshot of how the feature could look.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/compare/v2.2.3...v2.3.0
Cheers,
The Immich Team
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