Face recognition photo sharing
for events of any size.
Every guest takes one selfie and finds every photo they're in, from the whole event, not one album they have to scroll through.
What face recognition photo sharing is
Face recognition photo sharing lets every guest at an event find their own photos without scrolling through every album. It suits weddings, parties, conferences, races and any event where many people are photographed. A guest reaches the event by QR code photo sharing or a link, takes one selfie in their phone browser, and opens a gallery of only the photos they appear in. The free plan covers 300 photos a month with no card, and the Business plan starts from $99 a month, as set out on the pricing page.
To compare options, see free event photo sharing apps compared. Organisers sharing photos with many guests can also read about our AI photo distribution app.
What it does for you
Selfie search turns a photo library nobody has time to browse into something every guest can search for themselves, from their own phone.
Every guest finds themselves
A guest opens the event page, takes a selfie, and sees only the photos they appear in. No album to scroll, no name to search for.
Works across every camera
Photos from your photographer and from guest uploads all feed the same event page, so a search covers everything added, not just one person's camera.
A gallery that keeps growing
As more photos are added during and after the event, guests can search again later and find more of themselves.
You choose who sees what
Set an album to public, private, or hidden behind a code. Selfie search only ever draws from the albums you have opened up to it.
How it works for you
Two people do the work, and neither of them needs to think about how the matching happens.
Upload your event's photos
Add photos from your phone, your computer, or your photographer's Google Drive folder, while the event is running or after it ends.
Opens the event page
Guests reach the page from a link or a QR code you share. No account and no app to download.
Takes a selfie
One photo, taken in the browser on their own phone, is all a guest needs to search the event.
Gets their photos
Matching photos appear on the page, and a guest can ask for a link to their own gallery by email to check back later.
How face recognition photo sharing works for a guest
Three steps, all in the phone browser. Some events ask for an email code before the search.
Scans the QR code or opens the link
The organiser shares one event link or QR code. It opens in the phone browser, with no app to install and no account to create.
Takes one selfie
The guest takes a single selfie on the event page. If the organiser asks for consent first, the guest agrees before the search runs.
Opens a gallery of their own photos
The guest sees only the photos they appear in, and can search again later to see newer uploads. At a race, the organiser can also switch on race number search.
Where it fits
Selfie search earns its place at any event where a lot of photos are taken of a lot of people, and everybody wants their own. That includes hotel and lounge guests too - a property can share photos from a gala night or a members' event the same way, letting each guest find themselves by selfie instead of scrolling a shared album.
Weddings
Every guest leaves with their own photos from the day, without a shared album nobody opens.
Conferences
Attendees find themselves at the keynote, the stand and the networking break, from one search.
Corporate events
Staff and guests find their own photos without HR fielding requests for a week.
Marathons
A runner is found by their face even when a bib number is hidden or blurred mid-stride.
Privacy and consent
Face matching runs on Eventiere's own servers. Selfies and face data are not sent to a third-party AI service.
The organiser can require consent before a guest uses selfie search, switch selfie search off for any album, and hide or remove any photo or grouped person from the gallery. What that means for your own event is worth checking with your own counsel.
Questions about face recognition photo sharing.
Do guests need to install an app to use selfie search?
What if a guest doesn't want their selfie used?
Does it find guests in group and crowd photos?
Can a guest find photos taken by other guests, not just the photographer?
Does face recognition photo sharing work for large events with many photographers?
Can a guest get a link to their photos instead of searching again?
Is there a free photo sharing app with face recognition?
How does face recognition find my event photos?
What if a guest is not found in the photos?
Is face recognition photo sharing private?
Which events is it for?
Try face recognition photo sharing on your next event
The free plan covers a real event, not a sandbox. Start there and let your guests find their own photos.