A printed photo book from your event album
The album holds every picture your guests took. A photo book holds the forty that matter, on paper, on a shelf, where they get looked at years later. EventPics is building that step, and it opens on 15 October 2026.
Not available to order yet. This page describes what is coming, so you know whether to wait for it.
How it will work
You pick a format, and EventPics lays out a first draft from your album by itself. That draft is the point: a book that is already ninety percent finished beats an empty canvas, especially a few days after an event when nobody has the energy for a design tool.
From there you move pictures between pages, change a page's layout, zoom and crop inside a frame, add text and set the text on the spine. The editor tells you when a photo is too small for the size you have given it, so a blurry page is something you chose rather than something you discover on paper.
When it looks right, the book goes to our print partner and is delivered to you. We do not print or ship ourselves.
On a laptop or tablet, not on a phone
The editor needs room. It runs in the web app on a large screen, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a gap we intend to close: laying out a sixty page book on a phone is a worse experience than not offering it.
The iPhone and Android apps will point you to it. Everything else, collecting the photos, the albums, the download, stays exactly where it is.
What you can do in the meantime
Your album is the raw material, so the useful thing today is making sure it is complete. Put the QR code where guests see it, and collect the pictures while the event is fresh.
If your event is close to expiring, keep the photos safe first: download them as a ZIP or turn on the Google Drive backup. A book can be made from pictures you still have.
Start collecting now, print later
The album is free and the book will be an option, not a requirement.
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