Start a group for the party
Name it, add your own photos and set whether guests can contribute.
Birthday photos end up scattered across chats and camera rolls. Start one group, share one QR code at the party, and everyone’s best shots land in the same place.

Put a small QR code on the cake table or send the link to the guest list. Friends and family join in seconds, add the photos they took, and browse everyone else’s. It works just as well for a child’s party as for a milestone birthday, and the host stays in control of who can see and add photos.
Name it, add your own photos and set whether guests can contribute.
Guests scan at the party or join later from a link. No one needs a long email thread.
Photos from every guest appear in one gallery, and anyone who adds their face can see the pictures they are in.

Joining takes a code or a scan. Guests don’t have to download anything to view the group in their browser, and the host can remove a photo or a member whenever they like.
Create a party groupClear answers before you bring your photos together.
You decide. Owners invite people with a code, QR code or link, choose whether they can view or also upload, and can switch the code off or change it at any time.
Yes, with care. Face matching is always optional and off by default, and only people you invite can see the group. Parents should only add photos of children when they are comfortable doing so, and you can delete any photo at any time.
As long as your plan is active. You can also set an expiry on share links, and the original photos are never changed.