Control your Ricoh GR camera remotely, browse photos, and manage settings directly from your phone. Features include live view, geotagging, and image control recipe management.
1.20.6
September 24, 2026
• Optionally convert downloaded JPGs to Apple HEIF to save space. Choose once, then change your preference anytime in Settings. • Improved album loading, download recovery, and saved-photo status. • Feedback logs now export as a single ZIP.
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GR Link supports a range of Ricoh GR cameras including GR II, GR III, GR III HDF, GR IIIx, GR IIIx HDF, GR IV, GR IV HDF, and GR IV Monochrome.
Yes, GR Link offers a live view feature that streams the real-time viewfinder directly from your camera, allowing for tap-to-focus and pinch-to-zoom.
You can browse all photos on your camera's SD card and download them to your phone. The app supports transferring up to three photos at once with a Live Activity for progress tracking.
No, GR Link does not upload your photos, recipes, or connection data to any servers. iCloud sync uses your private iCloud container for settings and recipes.
Yes, GR Link allows you to attach your phone's location data to newly captured frames, provided your camera permits this functionality.
Image Control Recipes allow you to create, edit, push, and share custom camera settings. You can tag recipes by camera model and sync your library via iCloud.
GR Link is ad-free, meaning you can use all its features without interruptions from advertisements.
Based on the provided data, GR Link is supported on iPhone and iPad. Compatibility with Android devices has not been specified.
