You can upload images and any other file types by simply dropping them in the main UI, and the Home screen shows some basic stats about your photos, as well as the most recent ones to have been uploaded.
Given that an Amazon Prime membership comes with unlimited photo storage, it's easy to see why the company is focused on making these types of files easier to handle. If the app's name hasn't made it clear, it's primarily geared towards users who want to sync photos. It supports folder synchronization and automatic backups, and it is relatively easy to use. The Amazon Photos app lets you manage your storage from your desktop, and while it is mainly intended for images and videos, it can handle other types of files as well.
You have Amazon Drive, which covers all the files stored on the service, and Amazon Photos, which only includes-that's right-photos. Amazon's cloud storage can be a bit confusing at first.
