Private Photo Album Sharing, Without a Social Feed
Sometimes you want a group of people to see a set of photos, and you do not want those photos on a social network to do it. Upload the album, get one link, send it to exactly the people who should have it, and let it expire when the moment has passed.
Share photos now — no sign-up →How it works
- Select the whole set — Pick every photo at once. Multiple files uploaded together become a single gallery link rather than a wall of separate URLs.
- Decide who can open it — Add a password if the album should only open for people you gave it to. Cap the number of opens if you want it tightly held.
- Set the shelf life — From 24 hours to 30 days. This is the part social platforms do not offer — the album is temporary by construction.
- Send one link — Into a group chat, an email to relatives, or as a QR code at an event. Everyone gets the same gallery and can download the lot as a ZIP.
One link beats twenty attachments
The usual alternatives all have a tax. Email attachments hit size limits and get compressed. Group chats re-encode photos into mush and bury them under later messages. Cloud folders ask everyone to sign in. Posting to a social account shows the album to a much wider circle than you meant.
A single gallery link avoids all four: full-quality files, one URL, nothing to sign into, and an audience of exactly the people you sent it to.
Good for the events people do not want to post
Weddings and christenings where guests want the photos but the couple does not want them public. Funerals and memorials, where a group chat is the wrong register entirely. School and club events involving other people's children. Family reunions where half the room is not on any social platform.
In each case the requirement is the same: everyone who was there should see them, and nobody else should — and it should not require every attendee to join something.
Nothing outlives its purpose
A social post is permanent by default and you have to remember to go back and delete it. Here the default runs the other way: the album has an expiry from the second you create it, and when it lapses the files are permanently deleted from storage.
If you change your mind sooner, you can expire the link yourself from any device using the owner link you get at upload time.
Common questions
- Can I share a whole album with one link?
- Yes. Upload the photos together and they are shared as a single gallery link. Recipients can browse them or download everything as a ZIP.
- Do the people I send it to need an account?
- No. The link opens in any browser with no sign-in and no app.
- Can I password-protect the album?
- Yes. You can set a password at upload time, and recipients must enter it before the gallery opens.
- Is the album posted anywhere public?
- No. There is no feed, no profile, and no discovery. The link is randomly generated and is the only way to reach the album.
- How do I take it down early?
- Use the owner link you receive when you upload. It expires the album immediately from any device, and the files are deleted.