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Kliche or Discord screen share to look at your photos?
The group’s reflex after the holidays: someone starts a Discord call and shares their screen. It works, and the voice is already there. Here is what changes when you use Kliche.
Discord information checked on on its Go Live and Screen Share help page.
| Criterion | Kliche | Discord screen share |
|---|---|---|
| Who chooses the photo | Everyone, or one person guiding (the others can look elsewhere and come back) | The person sharing their screen |
| The whole group’s photos | Everyone sends theirs to the album, also from their phone with a QR code | They must first be gathered on the sharer’s computer |
| Quality | The photo itself, shown on each screen | A video of the screen: 720p at 30 fps without Nitro |
| Pointing at a detail | Everyone’s cursors, laser and drawing on the photo | The sharer’s cursor |
| Voice | Call built into the room, or a button that opens your Discord call | Yes, it is a call |
| Account | None to watch; an account to send your photos | Discord account |
| Number of people | 10 per album (beta) | Up to 50 viewers |
| After the session | Everyone keeps the photos they want, then the album is erased after 3 days | Nothing is kept: it is a live stream |
Stay on Discord if…
one person has all the photos and wants to tell the story of their trip, or your group already lives in a voice channel. It is free and already open.
Open a Kliche album if…
everyone took photos and everyone wants to show theirs. Each person sends their photos, everyone sees the same photo at the same time and points at what they like, in full quality. At the end, everyone takes what they like.
Try Kliche for your next photo night.
One album, one link, and you watch together.
Create an albumRead next: Kliche or WhatsApp · Watch your holiday photos together, each from home