If you’ve just come back from vacation, chances are you have a device full of great photos. But, if you traveled with a group, there are probably others with some equally memorable images and you’d love to get your hands on those too. The good news is … there’s an app for that! In fact, there are dozens. We’ve compiled a list of our 10 favorite photo-sharing apps.
- 23snaps: This user-friendly “digital journal” was originally created as a private platform for parents to share family photos with distant relatives.
- Amazon Photos: Your Amazon Prime membership gives you access to 5G of full-resolution photo storage. You can share photos with up to 50 users with the Groups feature.
- Canon Irista: This platform, managed by the Canon camera brand, stores photos at full resolution. You can upload from your device and social media and collaborate with friends and family to create albums.
- Cluster: Designed for group photo sharing, Cluster offers everything you’ll need to collect and share photos with friends.
- Dropbox: Since Dropbox is widely used as a digital storage platform, many of your friends and family are probably already using it, making this a convenient way to share photos.
- Family Album: This app allows friends and family to comment on photos and has a video feature that generates a short “movie” by stringing together your uploads.
- Google Drive: This commonly used program offers one of the simplest solutions to sharing photos with large groups via email or link.
- Lifebox: A straightforward platform with unlimited storage makes generating and sharing albums easy.
- Pasteboard: With easy uploads, analytics and password-protected albums, Pasteboard offers a simple interface for photo sharing.
- Photobucket: You can password protect albums and follow group members’ Photobucket to see their uploads.