Every guest takes one selfie and finds every photo they're in, from the whole event, not one album they have to scroll through.
Selfie search turns a photo library nobody has time to browse into something every guest can search for themselves, in seconds, from their own phone.
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.
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.
As more photos are added during and after the event, they turn up automatically for anyone already matched. Guests can check back later and find more of themselves.
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.
Two people do the work, and neither of them needs to think about how the matching happens.
Add photos from your phone, your computer, or your photographer's Google Drive folder, while the event is running or after it ends.
Guests reach the page from a link or a QR code you share. No account and no app to download.
One photo, taken in the browser on their own phone, is all a guest needs to search the event.
Matching photos appear on the page straight away, and a guest can ask for a link to their own gallery by email to check back later.
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.
Every guest leaves with their own photos from the day, without a shared album nobody opens.
Attendees find themselves at the keynote, the stand and the networking break, from one search.
Staff and guests get their own photos quickly, without HR fielding requests for a week.
A runner is found by their face even when a bib number is hidden or blurred mid-stride.
No. Guests open the event page in their phone's browser from a link or a QR code, take a selfie there, and see their photos on the same page. Nothing to download.
You decide whether guests are asked for consent before their selfie is used, and selfie search can be turned off for any album. A guest who would rather not take a selfie can still browse the shared albums.
Yes. A guest's search covers every photo they appear in, on their own or in a group, not only solo portraits.
Yes, once a photo has been added to an album that selfie search covers, it's included in every guest's search, whoever took it.
Yes. Every photo added to the event, from any photographer or upload source, feeds the same search, so a guest's results cover the whole event, not one camera.
Yes. After a guest's first search, they can ask for a personal gallery link by email and use that link to check back later.
The free plan covers a real event, not a sandbox. Start there and let your guests find their own photos.
Free plan: unlimited events, 300 photos a month · Unlimited photos from $99 a month