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Create a collaborative photo album for a trip with friends

Guide · 4 min read

On a group trip, everyone takes photos on their own. Back home, there are as many albums as phones. A collaborative album brings them together: everyone adds theirs, and the group finds the whole trip in one place.

1. One album per trip

Create the album named after the trip and send the invitation link in the group chat. Your friends open it in their browser and join with a first name: no app to install.

2. Everyone adds their photos

Each member has their own QR code: they scan it with their phone, pick photos from their gallery, and the photos land in the album under their name. Sending photos needs a free account, by email or Google, with no password.

JPEG, PNG and WebP go in original quality; iPhone HEIC files are converted to high-quality JPEG. The precise GPS position is removed from the file.

3. Nobody is forgotten

The “Album ready” page shows who hasn’t sent anything yet, with a button to nudge them. Duplicates sent by two people are grouped.

4. Find a moment of the trip

Filter by Day, Place or Person, group by Outing or Moment, or open the photo map to follow the route.

5. Watch them together

The real joy of a shared album is looking back at it together. In the room, everyone sees the same photo at the same moment, each from home or in front of the TV, with a built-in voice call. Then everyone downloads what they want to keep, before the album is erased after 3 days.

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