Shared photo album
A shared photo album that opens on any phone.
iPhone, Android, a laptop or the TV: friends scan one QR code or tap one link and add their photos to the same album, in full quality. No app to install, no account to make.
Your first 100 photos are FREE in early access.
Why shared albums usually leave someone out
The shared album on an iPhone is made for people with an Apple device. A Google Photos album usually asks people to sign in with a Google account to add photos. A chat group compresses what you send. Every group has someone on the other phone, or someone who won’t make an account.
Snappy works the other way round: the album lives at a link. Anyone you give it to can open it in their phone’s browser, type their name and add photos. Only the people with the link can join.
How a Snappy shared album works
- 1
Create a Room
Open app.snaapai.in and name your album. Snappy makes a QR code and a link.
- 2
Share the QR or link
Show the QR in person or send the link in any chat.
- 3
Everyone adds photos
Photos and videos from the Snappy camera or the gallery, in one album with Faces, Group and Selfies filters.
What you get
- One album for iPhone and Android, opened in the browser
- Originals kept: download one photo, or everything in one file
- Location and phone details removed from every photo
- Private: only people with the QR or link can join
- The host chooses who can add photos and can remove anyone
- An Android app too, for anyone who wants one
SnappyShared album questions
Can iPhone and Android users share one album?
Yes. Snappy opens in the browser on both. iPhone photos are converted so Android users can open them, and everyone sees the same album.
Do people need an account to add photos?
No. They scan the QR code or tap the link, type their name and add photos. No account, no OTP and no app.
Does a shared album reduce photo quality?
Snappy keeps the original of every photo. Open any photo and tap Download for the original, or download everything in one file.
Who can see a shared album?
Only people with your QR code or link. The album is never public or searchable, and the host can reset the link or remove anyone.
How much does a shared album cost?
Your first 100 photos are FREE in early access. Then one price for the whole event, video included: Social ₹1,500, Celebration ₹4,000 and Signature ₹10,000.
Can an Android user add photos to an iPhone shared album?
iCloud Shared Albums are built into Apple’s Photos app. Someone on Android can view one through its public website link, but adding photos is made for Apple devices. A Snappy album works the same on both: everyone scans the QR code or taps the link and adds photos in the browser.
One album. Every phone.
Make your shared album in seconds. Your first 100 photos are FREE.