AI Face Recognition Photo Sharing—Instantly, via WhatsApp

No. AccioPix works entirely through WhatsApp. Guests click a link you share, send a selfie, and get their photos back in the same chat. There's no app download, no account creation, no password to forget.

Yes, you get 20 free credits when you sign up. That's enough for 100 photos. Guest uploads don't cost you anything. After that, it's ₹0.20 per photo with no subscription or expiration dates on your credits.

"AK-ee-oh-pix" (like the Harry Potter spell "Accio" + "pix").

Yes. As long as you have WhatsApp and internet access, AccioPix works anywhere. We accept Visa and Mastercard for international payments, so you're not limited to Indian payment methods.

Sign up, create an event, and upload up to 20,000 photos in one batch. The interface accepts most image formats. If you're on slow Wi-Fi and the upload stalls, refresh the page—your progress usually saves.

Yes. The link works anywhere—text message, email, event invites. But guests still interact with AccioPix through WhatsApp to send their selfie and receive photos. That's where the actual delivery happens.

A guest sends a selfie through the WhatsApp link. Our AI scans your uploaded event photos, finds matches, and sends those photos back instantly. The whole process takes seconds if your event has fewer than 1,000 photos.

Most AI photo sharing platforms like KwikPic, FotoOwl, or Photon Weddifly require guests to download a dedicated app or go through a sign-up process. AccioPix is the only WhatsApp-first solution. Guests just send a selfie directly via WhatsApp and get their photos back instantly. No app downloads, no friction. Read our detailed comparison guide for more.

The selfie is used once for face matching, then immediately deleted. It's never stored on our servers, never used to train AI models, and never shared with anyone. We only keep the event photos you uploaded.

They'll get a message saying no matches were found. This happens if they weren't photographed, or if the photos are too blurry for the AI to recognize faces. It's not personal—it's just how face recognition works.

Pretty accurate for clear, well-lit photos. Masks, sunglasses, heavy makeup, or low lighting can confuse the AI. If someone gets photos of the wrong person, it's usually because the event photos were taken in poor conditions.

Yes, if the AI can detect their face. This means they might get group shots where they're barely visible. There's no way to filter for "only close-ups" right now, which can be annoying for large events.

Yes. Every event gets a guest upload link. Share it so attendees can add their own photos. These uploads are free and get added to the same pool that the AI searches through.

Yes. Every event has an album link that shows the complete gallery. Anyone with this link can browse and download all photos from the event—not just their own. Share this carefully, since there's no password protection on the album.

Up to 20,000 photos per event. If you have more, you'll need to create a second event or delete some duplicates first. Most weddings stay well under this limit.

One year by default. After that, you can extend storage for another year at ₹0.01 per photo. If you don't extend, the photos get deleted. No exceptions, so set a reminder if you want to keep them.

JPG, PNG, and HEIC (iPhone's default format). If you're uploading from a camera, make sure the files aren't RAW format—those won't work and the system won't tell you until the upload fails.

Yes. When you delete an event, we permanently remove all photos and data from our servers. This can't be undone, so make sure you've downloaded anything you want to keep first.

₹0.20 per photo processed. You buy credits upfront and they never expire. Guest uploads are free. If you're hosting a 200-person wedding with 1,000 photos, expect to spend around ₹200.

Every photo you upload that gets scanned by the AI. If you upload 500 photos, that's 500 credits used. Guest uploads don't count toward your credit balance.

No. Buy credits whenever, use them whenever. This isn't a subscription model where you lose access at the end of the month.

Log in, go to your account settings, and purchase a credit bundle. We accept UPI, debit cards, and credit cards. The credits show up immediately.

UPI, Visa, Mastercard, and most debit cards. If you're outside India, Visa and Mastercard work fine. We don't accept PayPal or cryptocurrency.

No. It's strictly pay-as-you-go. Some event companies prefer subscriptions for predictable billing, but we don't offer that right now.

Yes. Only people with your event's WhatsApp link can request photos. We don't share your photos with third parties or use them to train AI models. When you delete an event, everything is permanently removed.

We use homomorphic encryption to process face matching. This means the AI analyzes encrypted data without ever decrypting it—your photos stay protected even during processing. It's the same cryptographic approach used by privacy-focused healthcare and financial systems.

Not with the WhatsApp link—that only lets people send a selfie and get their own photos. But if you share the album link, yes, anyone can browse and download the entire gallery. Treat the album link like a password.

No. Your event photos are used only for face matching. They're not added to any training datasets. Same goes for the selfies—those are deleted immediately after processing.

If it's the WhatsApp link, people can only retrieve their own photos—annoying, but not a privacy disaster. If it's the album link, anyone can see everything. Delete the event and create a new one with a fresh link if you're worried.

Through WhatsApp. After a guest sends their selfie, they get their photos sent directly in the chat as compressed images, plus a link to download HD versions. The compressed ones are fine for Instagram stories.

The preview images sent via WhatsApp are compressed to save bandwidth. But the caption includes an HD download link where guests can grab the original quality files.

Usually a few seconds if the event has under 1,000 photos. For larger events (3,000+ photos), it can take 15-30 seconds. If it's taking longer, the AI might be struggling with face detection in low-quality images.

Yes, through the HD download link sent in the WhatsApp message. It opens a page where they can download all matched photos as a zip file or individually.

Usually it's a Wi-Fi issue. If the upload button is grayed out or stuck, try switching to mobile data or refreshing the page. Large batches (2,000+ photos) can time out on slow connections—upload in smaller chunks if this keeps happening.

First, check if they're actually in the event photos. If they are, ask them to send a clearer selfie—good lighting, no sunglasses, facing the camera. If it still fails, the original event photos might be too low quality for the AI.

Not directly. The AI makes its best guess based on facial features. If two people look similar or the photos are blurry, it can mess up. You can't manually correct matches—guests will just have to filter through the results themselves.

Yes, but you'll need to delete the event and create a new one. There's no way to replace or add photos to an existing event after it's been created. This is annoying if you forgot a folder of photos.

Make sure WhatsApp is installed on the guest's phone. The link won't work on desktop WhatsApp Web in some cases. If the link is completely broken, check if you accidentally deleted the event.

Weddings, birthdays, corporate events, conferences—anywhere you have a lot of people and a lot of photos. It's overkill for a 10-person dinner party, but perfect for a 200-guest wedding.

Yes, but you'll need to upload all photos to the same event. The AI doesn't separate by day or time. If you want separate albums for each day, create individual events and share different links.

Yes, especially if you want attendees to grab their own conference photos without you manually sorting through 2,000 headshots. Just know that anyone with the link can access photos, so don't use it for confidential internal meetings.

It works, but photographers usually prefer more control over which photos go to which client. AccioPix sends everything the AI matches, so clients might get unedited shots you didn't want them to see.