PhotoSendr
Photos and videos to your favorite people, in a tap — by email, PDF, or link.
For iPhone and iPad · Free to send
Photos and videos to your favorite people, in a tap — by email, PDF, or link.
For iPhone and iPad · Free to send
Fill the grid from your camera or photo library, a whole batch at a time. Receipts for the bookkeeper, job-site photos for the contractor, kid pictures for the grandparents — batched and gone in seconds. Six slots free; with Pro the grid grows as you add.
Crop with Original, Square, or Free presets. Rotate in 90° steps. Flip to black & white and back. Save any edit to your photo library.
Set your recipients, subject, and message one time. Every send starts pre-addressed — edit anything before it goes, or filter down to a single person.
Some inboxes want attachments; some want a single document. Flip one toggle and PhotoSendr merges everything into a PDF — perfect for receipts, forms, and paperwork.
Record one with the camera inside the app, or drop one in from your library — videos sit in any slot, right next to your photos. They travel to your people through an iCloud link, compressed so they play in any browser, no app needed.
One tap uploads your set to iCloud behind an unguessable address. Anyone can open it in a browser — no app, no account — flip through full-screen or sit back for a slideshow, and take the photos in one go as a single zip; videos and PDFs come down on their own. Expire the link whenever you like: it stops working and the copies are deleted from iCloud.
Real screens — the grid holding photos and a video, your sets one tap away, the share sheet with its PDF toggle, and a shared link open on an iPad.
Multiple sets for separate lives — properties, projects, grandparents — each with its own photos and its own send. Plus videos, a growing grid, and expiring iCloud links with view counts.
Fair question. Here's the honest difference.
Built for one-off file dumps: every send starts from zero, and no list remembers your people. PhotoSendr keeps your recipients, subject, and message ready — and when you stop sharing a link, the copies are deleted, not just hidden.
Shared-album links stay up until you remember to turn them off, and everyone gets nudged toward an account. PhotoSendr links expire on their own, show you view counts, and nobody needs an account on either end.
Pixieset, Pic-Time and friends are lovely — and start around $10 a month, built for client proofing. PhotoSendr Pro is $14.99 a year, or $34.99 once, for the part most of us actually need: photos to your people.
Comparisons reflect our understanding of these products' free or typical plans as of August 2026. They're all fine tools — and any of them can change at any time, so check their sites for current details.
No account, no tracking, no analytics. Your photos stay on your phone until you send them — through your own Mail app or share sheet. Pro's share links use the app's iCloud storage, live behind an unguessable address, and expire on their own or the moment you say so. Making one uses your own iCloud sign-in; the people you send it to never need an account.
Bought PhotoSendr before v5? Thank you — Pro is yours, free, forever.
Free to send from day one — Pro when you want videos, sets, and expiring iCloud links.