The photos are never all on one phone. Start the book, share one link in the group chat, and let family, friends, colleagues or the guests send in what they took — then you choose what makes the pages. Designed online, printed and delivered across Lagos from ₦52,000.


This is the reason most photobooks never get made. The best shot of the couple is on a cousin's phone, the one of your mother laughing is on a friend's, and nobody is going to sit and forward two hundred pictures one at a time. So you start the book with the photos you do have, share one link in the group chat, and everyone else sends theirs straight into it. They arrive in a tray beside your own, and you place the ones you want.
At a wedding, every guest took a photo your photographer didn't — the dancing, the aunties, the small moments at the back. At a send-forth, the office has ten years of team pictures nobody has looked at since. For a milestone birthday, the cousins are the ones holding the childhood photos. For a graduation, the class set has the whole four years between them. One link works the same way for all of them.
People send photos — they never edit your book. Nothing they send goes onto a page until you put it there, and you can remove anything you'd rather not use. They don't need an account, an app or a password; they tap the link, pick their photos, and they're done. The collect link only takes photos in — nobody can buy anything through it. It's the separate link you use to show the finished book that lets someone order their own copy, and you can switch that off for a link whenever you like.
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