No account or app for viewers
A free online photo album, shared with one link
shoots.page is free up to 2 GB, about 500 photos at 4 MB each: pick them from your phone or computer in the browser, publish, and share one link. People open the album with no account or app and, if you allow it, save the original files byte for byte.
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What the free plan includes
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Storage | 2 GB per account, shared by all your albums: about 500 photos at 4 MB each |
| Albums and photos | No limit on albums (the app calls them galleries) or photos per album; only storage counts |
| Photo formats | JPEG, PNG, HEIC straight from an iPhone, TIFF, WebP and RAW, which viewers save as full-size JPEGs. No video |
| Viewers | Open the link with no account, app or sign-up; 60 photos per page, 2000 px previews |
| Downloads | Single photos or one ZIP, as originals byte for byte or 2000 px JPEGs; you choose |
| Privacy | Unlisted link kept out of search engines; optional password of 8 to 256 characters |
| How long it stays up | Until you delete it or it reaches the expiry date you set |
| Branding | Free albums show the shoots.page logo and a footer link |
| More space | Pro: 100 GB for USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year (EUR 8 or EUR 80 in Europe) |
How it works
Pick your photos
On the shoots.page homepage, pick photos in your phone or computer browser. They stay on your device while you set the title and options, and a page reload doesn't lose them.
Sign in with Google
A free Google account is all you need to publish. Your selection carries through sign-in, so there's no picking again.
Let it upload
If you leave during the upload, it picks up where it stopped when you come back. Previews are made in the background, and you review the album before it goes live.
Publish and share the link
Paste the link into a group chat or an email, or turn it into a QR code with the gallery QR code tool.
What people see when they open it
The link opens to the album title and a grid of thumbnails, 60 photos per page. Tapping a photo opens it in a full viewer at 2000 px. Nobody needs an account, an app or a sign-up.
If you allow downloads, people can save just the photos they're in, or the whole album as one ZIP file, as the original files byte for byte or as 2000 px JPEGs. Open an example album to see it from their side.
What it is not
shoots.page does one job: a set of photos behind one link. Some things are better done elsewhere.
- No page layouts. You set a title and a cover photo, and on Pro you can pick one of 4 gallery designs. MyAlbum builds albums as designed pages with text, though its free plan stores photos at up to 16 megapixels and has no downloads.
- No photo books or prints. MyAlbum turns an online album into a printed photo book.
- No video. Albums take photos only. Google Photos and MyAlbum handle video; the free MyAlbum plan allows videos up to 5 minutes.
- No guests adding photos. Only you add photos. In a Google Photos shared album, anyone with the link can add photos, and iOS 27 shared albums let friends add theirs on the web without an Apple Account.
- Not a backup. Albums can expire and you can delete them, so keep your own copies.
Common questions
Is there a free online photo album with no sign-up for viewers?
Can I send an entire photo album to someone?
How many photos can I put in a free album?
Can I make the album private?
How long does the album stay online?
Can I add videos?
Put the photos in one album
Pick the photos in your browser, sign in with Google and share one link. Free up to 2 GB, and nobody you send it to needs an account.
Sources
MyAlbum: myalbum.com, Pricing, Photo books, Download photos and videos, Edit and enrich. Google Photos Help: Share photos and videos. Apple: Upgrade your shared albums. Checked on 11 October 2026.