Which shared event photo app is right for you?
Our pick
disposable.photo
One roll. Everyone's view. Blind until reveal.
Competitor
Google Photos
Free shared album that requires a Google account
Quick verdict
Google Photos is a passive shared album. disposable.photo is an active shared camera with shot limits and a blind reveal.
Choose disposable.photo if…
Choose Google Photos if…
Every other shared event app turns your phone into a live feed. Guests scroll, judge, retake — the night becomes about the gallery instead of the moment.
disposable.photo locks the album. Guests get a handful of shots, point, click, and walk away. Nobody sees a photo — not even the person who took it — until you reveal the roll.
When you finally unlock it, every photo lands at once. It's the disposable-camera surprise, rebuilt for phones.
disposable.photo
Free to start, scale per event
Disposable
Try the format
Free
Standard
Birthdays, small parties
$14.99
Premium
Engagements, showers
$34.99
Pro
Larger weddings, reunions
$69.99
Branded
Logo on every photo
$129.99
Google Photos
Free with a Google account
Pricing shown is a general overview based on public information and may change.
Yes — the Disposable tier is free. Paid tiers add more guests, branding, and longer album life.
Google Photos is a passive shared album — guests upload whenever they like. disposable.photo is an active camera with shot limits, a host-controlled reveal, no required account, and an actual event experience.
No. They scan a QR code — no app, no Google account.
Reveal, download, share. Albums live 7–90 days, permanent on Branded.
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Free tier available. No app download. No guest accounts.
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