For photographers · By Khushi Goyal, Founder · Updated
The photographer uploads the wedding photos to one gallery. A guest opens the gallery link, takes one selfie, and face recognition matches it against the photos of that wedding only. The guest then sees every photo they are in, and photos uploaded later reach them on their own, without another selfie.
Face recognition photo sharing is a way of delivering event photos where a guest's selfie is matched against the event's photos, so each guest sees only the photos they appear in.
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Key facts
| First wedding | Free, up to 5,000 photos |
|---|---|
| Starter plan | ₹2,999 a year or ₹1,069 a quarter, 25,000 photos a year, 25 free invite credits |
| Pro plan | ₹6,999 a year or ₹2,499 a quarter, 1,00,000 photos a year, 100 free invite credits |
| Studio plan | ₹13,999 a year or ₹4,999 a quarter, 2,50,000 photos a year, 250 free invite credits |
| Pro adds | Your own WhatsApp, watermark on downloads, leads, live camera upload, family links |
| Studio adds | Team logins, album designer, your own brand on guest pages |
| Photos kept | 1 year after each wedding's last function |
| More photos | ₹999 for 10,000 |
| Guest HD photo | Counts as 2 photos; every other photo counts once |
| Guest reel | 20 seconds, vertical, ends with your studio's name |
| Guest camera (default) | 25 shots per guest per function, 100 across the wedding |
| Sneak peek | Up to 20 of your photos per function, open to guests the same day |
| When guests see photos | Live, after the function, or 9 AM the next morning (the default); set per wedding |
| New-photo messages (Pro) | At most one a day per guest, for 30 days after the last function |
| Cost to the couple | ₹0 for the photos |
Questions
A guest's selfie is used only to find their photos in that one wedding. Guests see only the photos they are in plus the ones you or the couple make public, and their face data can be deleted any time.
Yes. With face search off, guests see only the photos made public.
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