Photo-Pick App Features

Photos and documents are critical to personal privacy. That’s why Photo-Pick focuses on the safety and security of user data.

Photo-Pick provides a full range of tools to manage online photo albums. With just one click, you can upload photos and create a new album. The album can then be renamed, moved to a folder, or merged with others.

The main feature is sharing your album — either by sending a link or inviting people to pick photos. The album owner receives email notifications and can view all actions in the album history.

Each album contains information about when it was opened, how many items it includes, who was invited (if invitations were sent), and how many times it was accessed via a shared link.

You can view this information in the album's history: who accessed it and when, and which photos were picked.

Every time an invited user selects photos, you’ll receive a notification email with the details.

Photo-Pick offers an unlimited number of albums per month — even for FREE users. You can create and delete as many albums as you like.

Whether you're working with family, friends, coworkers, or colleagues, you can use the Teams feature to share and collaboratively edit albums and documents online.

You can brand your Photo-Pick application — for example, by changing the app logo and customizing email branding.

When someone opens an album you’ve shared, they’ll see your logo or your company’s branding instead of “Photo‑Pick.”

Your invitation emails can also include your own logo.

Customize your album to best fit its purpose. Photos can display numbering, image names, or like counts. You can also choose whether or not to show like icons.

Photo-Pick lets you create and reuse your own album themes. A theme includes background color or image, background image position, and text colors such as numbering and titles.

You can choose different like styles depending on the context: thumbs up/down, heart, check mark, etc.

Upload any image type and size — Photo-Pick automatically resizes them for optimal web display. Only you retain access to the original files. Resized photos load quickly and look great online.

If an album contains many photos, they are loaded gradually (lazy loading) as the user scrolls. This improves performance and reduces bandwidth by loading only what's needed.