Free up to 2 GB, no compression
Share family photos in full quality
Send the good photos from the birthday, the reunion or the holiday as one shoots.page link. Relatives open it with no account and no app and download the full-quality originals, byte for byte.
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At a glance
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Relatives need | The link, plus the password if you set one. No account, no app. |
| Quality | Downloads are the files you uploaded, byte for byte. No compression. |
| Formats | JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF and WebP, so iPhone photos upload as they are; no video. |
| Getting everything | One photo at a time, or the whole set as a ZIP, when you allow it. |
| Who can open it | Anyone you give the link to. It stays out of search results, and you can add a password. |
| Storage | 2 GB free. Pro: 100 GB for USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before applicable tax (EUR 8 or EUR 80 in Europe, VAT included). |
The familiar problem after every family event
After a holiday, a reunion or a birthday, everyone asks for the photos. Dropped into a group chat, they arrive compressed and lose quality. Emailed in batches, attachment limits get in the way fast.
A gallery link solves both. Relatives open it in any browser with no account at all, which matters most for the grandparents. Downloads are exactly the files you uploaded, byte-for-byte, so the photos they print look the way you took them.
How to share yours
Pick your photos
Choose your JPEG, PNG or HEIC photos on the homepage and give the gallery a title. Photos from an iPhone saved as HEIC upload as they are.
Sign in with Google
A free account keeps the gallery yours. Your photo selection and settings carry through sign-in.
Let the upload finish
Previews generate automatically while the photos upload, and an interrupted upload resumes where it stopped.
Send the link to the family
Text it, post it in the family chat, or let shoots.page email it to each relative. Add an optional password for extra privacy.
shoots.page is a good fit for your family when
- One person curates and shares; everyone else just opens a link.
- Older relatives shouldn't have to install an app or create an account.
- Printing matters: downloads are the untouched, full-quality files.
- You want it private: an unlisted link that search engines don't index, plus an optional password.
Questions families ask
Does my mum need to create an account?
Can relatives print the photos?
How long does the link keep working?
Share this weekend's photos
Pick your favorites and send the family a link they can all open, with no accounts and no apps.