Found by face, not by tag
Your selfie is checked against every face in every upload. Sure matches go straight into your folder.
Upload a whole event. inFrame names every face and files it into each person's folder.
How it works
One per program or event. You get a six-digit PIN to share.
The PIN, their name and one selfie. That makes their folder. No open sign-up.
Photos and video from anyone in the workspace land in the folder of every person in them, as they upload.
Video
inFrame checks every clip and marks the seconds you're on screen, so you can jump straight to them.
Maya is on screen at
Maya, 14s on screenYour folder
Nobody tags anyone. Each person's folder fills itself as files come in.
Your selfie is checked against every face in every upload. Sure matches go straight into your folder.
When it isn't sure, it asks you. Each yes helps find you in the rest.
Privacy
Footage of people is personal. Only your workspace ever sees it.
No open sign-up. People join with your PIN, and you can change it anytime.
Faces are found by inFrame's own engine. Nothing is sent to a third party to recognize anyone.
Every photo and video needs a signed-in member of your workspace to open it.
The owner can remove a member at any time, along with their selfie and their folder.
FAQ
Everyone adds a selfie when they join. Each face in an upload is compared to those selfies. Strong matches are filed right away, and close calls ask the person first.
Yes. It checks each clip through its whole length and marks the seconds each person is on screen.
Members of your workspace, and nobody else. There are no public links.
You share the PIN or a join link. They add their name, email, a password and a selfie, and their folder exists from then on.
Anyone in the workspace: your photographer, staff, or the people who were there.
Per workspace, for a program or an event. Talk to sales and we'll set yours up.
Programs, camps and conferences. Tell us what you run.