Create a group for the show
Upload the photographer’s delivery, or import it from a public Google Drive link in one step.
A live show is photographed by the official photographer, the crew and thousands of phones. Bring the best of it together and help people find themselves in the crowd.

Organisers create a group per show, give the official photographer upload access and share a QR code on screens or tickets so fans can join and view. Contributors you approve add their own shots. Because it is optional, fans who want it can add their face and open My photos to find the frames they are in.
Upload the photographer’s delivery, or import it from a public Google Drive link in one step.
Show a QR code at the venue or link it from your social posts. Give crew and photographers upload access.
Paid plans can rank a large gallery with AI Sort and highlight Best Shots, then lightly edit favourites.

Fans get their photos quickly, and you get content to share, with plan limits that scale from a small gig to a festival-sized library.
Start a show galleryClear answers before you bring your photos together.
No. Face matching is optional. A guest who chooses to add a photo of their face can open “My photos” to see the photos they likely appear in. Everyone else can still browse the group if the owner allows it.
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.
Group size depends on your plan. Check the pricing page for people per group and storage; the Photographer and Enterprise plans are built for larger events.