Every guest at your occasion
leaves with their photos.
A wedding, a graduation, a birthday or a family gathering all end the same way: everyone who came wants their photos, and nobody wants to sort through thousands of pictures or pass an album around by hand. A guest takes a selfie on your event page and gets every photo of themselves, on their own phone, in Arabic or English.
A selfie is all a guest needs
Whoever you invite, whatever their age, getting their photos back does not ask them to install anything.
Upload the photos
You, a family member or your photographer uploads the occasion's photos to your gallery, on the day or after.
A guest takes a selfie
A guest opens the event link and takes a selfie in their browser. No app, no account, in Arabic or English.
Their gallery link arrives
Every photo they appear in is sent to them by email or message, as their own personal link, to keep.
Your rules on who sees what
A wedding usually has more than one audience: the couple's own families, wider relatives, and sometimes a separate women's section that must never end up in a mixed group chat. The access controls below are built for exactly that.
A PIN on the whole event, or on one album
Protect the entire gallery with a PIN of 4 to 8 digits, or leave the event open and give one album, such as the women's section, its own PIN that only the people you send it to can open.
Secret albums
Mark an album secret and it will not appear on the gallery page at all. It only opens for someone who has the PIN, and it is never included in face or selfie search results.
Registration-only access
Ask guests to register with their name before they can open any photos, so the gallery is not passed around beyond the people you invited.
A gallery for each guest, not one shared album
Every guest's selfie brings back only the photos they are in. Nobody scrolls through someone else's photos to find their own, and a shared link only ever shows what that guest matched.
Every family gets their graduate's photos
A graduation moves fast: gowns, the stage, the group photos, then everyone leaving at once. Upload the day's photos to one gallery and each family finds their own graduate with a selfie, rather than asking the school office to dig through a shared drive afterwards. See how this fits into schools and graduation events more generally.
One link instead of a group chat full of photos
A birthday, an anniversary or a family gathering usually ends with everyone's photos scattered across a dozen phones and a group chat nobody can find anything in again. Put them in one gallery instead, and every guest gets a link to their own photos, in Arabic or English. See more on parties and celebrations.
Large family gatherings, the same one link
An Eid gathering or a national-day celebration often brings together more relatives than any other occasion in the year. The gallery works the same way at any size: guests take a selfie and get their own photos, and you decide whether the whole gathering is open to everyone invited or split into albums by household.
Free for most family occasions
The free plan covers 300 photos a month, which is enough for most weddings, graduations and family gatherings on their own. If you photograph occasions all year or need more than 300 photos in a month, unlimited photos start from $99 a month. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Which access mode fits your occasion
| Occasion | Access mode | Why |
|---|---|---|
| An open house party or casual gathering | Open | Anyone with the link finds their photos, no extra step |
| A wedding with a mixed guest list | Registration | Guests give their name before they see any photos |
| A wedding with a separate women's section | Secret album with a PIN | That album never appears on the gallery page, and opens only with the PIN you send |
| A graduation shared with extended family | Pre-approved guest list | Only the people you add can open the gallery at all |
| A gathering you want fully private | Event PIN | One code protects every photo in the event |