Kliche
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Gather the photos from a ski trip with friends
A week of skiing with eight friends: sunny slope photos, fondue at the chalet and falls you promised never to show anyone. By the end, they are in eight phones. Here is how to relive the week together.
Create the album on the last evening
A Kliche album erases itself 3 days after it was created. For a week-long trip, create it on the last evening at the chalet or on the day you get back: everyone has time to send their photos, watch and download their favourites.
Everyone sends their photos
Send the link to the group. Everyone sends their photos with their QR code, iPhone or Android, in original quality, with a free account by email or Google. Only the precise GPS position and device details are removed. Those who only want to watch have no account to create.
A slideshow night at the chalet
On the last evening, plug the computer into the chalet TV and switch to TV mode. The Day and Place filters let you replay the powder day or the last run without scrolling through the whole week, and everyone can point at a detail with the laser or circle someone with the brush.
Once back home
Once home, everyone opens the same link: the photo changes for everyone at the same time, with everyone’s cursor and the built-in voice call. Before the album erases itself, everyone downloads what they want as a single ZIP file, and the recap makes a short film with music from the best photos.
The whole ski week, in one place.
One album, one QR code per person, and the slideshow at the chalet.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the album last the whole week?
No: it erases itself 3 days after it was created. Create it on the last evening or once home, to have time to watch and download.
How many people can send their photos?
Up to 10 people per album during the beta, with 700 photos and 3 GB at most.
Are the photos compressed?
Not JPEG, PNG and WebP: they go in original quality. iPhone HEIC files are converted to high-quality JPEG.