Put the QR code at the service
Printed on a table at the viewing, the service, or the reception. Photodrop generates it ready to print.
Photodrop for memorials
Photodrop gathers your loved one's photos from everyone at the service, into one private album your family keeps.
Printed on a table at the viewing, the service, or the reception. Photodrop generates it ready to print.
They scan with their camera and upload from the browser. Older guests can too, with nothing to install.
You download everything. It is your family's, forever. We keep nothing.
Every service brings together dozens of phones, and each one holds photos the family has never seen. Photodrop asks for them with quiet prompts on the page where each person uploads.
“A photo of them laughing.”
“Their favorite place.”
“The photo you always come back to.”
The free album takes a minute to create. It keeps the first 100 photos and stays open until two days after the service.
With The Keepsake, the same QR code and album stay open a full year, because the photos of a life do not arrive in one day: weeks later someone finds the ones from a trip, months later someone scans an old print. They all land in the same album.
The Keepsake also opens the family album: one link the whole family can visit and download every photo from, in original resolution, with no compressed copies lost in chats. On the first anniversary, the album is still open. One payment of $59, no subscriptions.
Private by design: only your family holds the album link, and shortly after it closes, the photos leave our servers. What stays, stays with you.
Only your family, through the album's private link. People at the service upload with the QR code and do not see the full album unless you decide to share it.
Before it closes, your family downloads every photo and keeps them. Shortly after, the album is deleted from our servers, by design.
The free album stays open through the service and closes two days after it. With The Keepsake, the same QR code keeps working for a full year, for the photos that keep arriving weeks and months later.