How do we share photos from a family reunion?

Create one shared album, send the link to the family, and have everyone upload their photos. Relatives can view and download without an app.

Do older relatives need to install anything?

No. The album opens in a normal phone or computer browser from the link.

Can relatives find just the photos they are in?

Yes. They take a selfie and the album filters to photos where their face appears.

Can we keep adding photos after the reunion?

Yes. People can keep contributing as they find more photos, so the album becomes a lasting record.

You can start for free. Larger albums have limits that are listed on the pricing page.

Family reunions

How to share family reunion photos with everyone

A reunion brings several generations and many cameras together. A single album that works in any phone browser gets everyone's photos in one place.

Start a free reunion album

Free to start · No app download

What is the best way to share family reunion photos?

Use one shared album with a link relatives can open on any phone, with no app or account to set up. Everyone uploads their photos, and each person can search with a selfie to find the ones they are in, which helps when the album has hundreds of faces.

Share the reunion photos in four steps

1
Create one album for the reunion
Name it with the family name and year, and share the link in the family group chat or email.
2
Let every branch add their photos
Cousins, aunts and grandparents upload from their own phones, so you do not have to collect files from each person.
3
Make it easy for older relatives
The link opens in the phone browser. Print the QR code or send the link directly so no one has to install anything.
4
Find and save your own photos
Take a selfie to see the photos you appear in, then download them or order prints.

Ways to share reunion photos, compared

Large families mix phone types and comfort with technology, so the simplest method usually wins.

	Where it falls short	Fit for a reunion
Family group chat	Compressed photos, lost in conversation	Fine for a few photos
Email attachments	Size limits, tedious for many photos	Poor
Cloud folder	Needs an account for some, hard to find people	Okay for one organizer
Shared album with selfie search (Pixeva)	Needs setup before the reunion	Strong for large mixed groups

Tips for a better reunion album

Name one person as organizer

Someone creates the album and sends the link so photos are not split across several.

Get the big group photo early

Upload it first so everyone sees the album is live and starts adding.

Include older family photos

Scan old prints and add them to the same album for a shared family archive.

Keep it for next time

Reuse the same family album year after year so the history stays together.

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Family reunion photo sharing FAQ

How do we share photos from a family reunion?: Create one shared album, send the link to the family, and have everyone upload their photos. Relatives can view and download without an app.
Do older relatives need to install anything?: No. The album opens in a normal phone or computer browser from the link.
Can relatives find just the photos they are in?: Yes. They take a selfie and the album filters to photos where their face appears.
Can we keep adding photos after the reunion?: Yes. People can keep contributing as they find more photos, so the album becomes a lasting record.
Is it free?: You can start for free. Larger albums have limits that are listed on the pricing page.

Bring every branch of the family into one album

Create a free reunion album and send the link to your relatives.