The ones people
actually ask

No. The QR code opens a gallery in whatever browser is already on their phone. There's a native app if they want one, but it's never a requirement to see or download their photos.

To download or favourite, yes — but it's a light one and no password is needed. They enter an email address or continue with Google, we send a 6-digit code, and first-timers pick whether they're a guest or a photographer. That account is also what their face match is attached to, so their photos are still theirs on a different phone. Browsing a share link needs no account at all.

Yes, per event. Watermark the images guests browse, switch downloading off entirely, or put the album behind a PIN. Access itself lives in the share link — one tier shows a guest only themselves plus your highlights, the other opens the whole album to the family.

A selfie is turned into a mathematical embedding and saved to your account — one selfie, not one per event. It's what finds you in the events you join or host, so you're never asked for a new one. It's only ever matched against photographs in events you're actually part of, it isn't sold, and Remove selfie in your Profile deletes the selfie and the face data straight away. Turning off Find me stops the matching without deleting the selfie.

Good enough that guests stop scrolling, and deliberately tuned to include a borderline frame rather than hide one. A guest can always browse the full album if the host has opened it, so a missed match is never a lost photo.

Yes. Useful for races and multi-day weddings, where different people cover different parts of the day.

Yes, on every paid plan. Studio name, monogram and logo appear across the gallery, share pages and the printable QR poster. Free galleries and host-run events without a studio use FotoLama branding.

Not yet — FotoLama is photos only today. We'd rather say so plainly than let you find out after your first shoot. It's on the roadmap.

Uploads are resumable. Reconnect and it picks up from where it stopped rather than starting the folder again. The desktop uploader for Windows and Mac handles multi-thousand-photo shoots without keeping a browser tab alive.

One event with AI face search, 2 GB of storage (about 3,600 standard photos) and a gallery that stays open for 30 days. Photos in a free gallery carry no watermark. A paid plan adds more storage and your own studio branding.

Yes — flat yearly plans in ₹ (Solo, Focus and Studio can also be paid quarterly), with 18% GST shown at checkout. The plan covers your year; you're not buying per-photo credits in order to shoot. See the five plans.

Top up: ₹100 adds 1,000 photos to whatever plan you're already on. It's there so a single unusually large wedding doesn't force a tier upgrade, and the photos don't expire while the plan is active.