Built for the post-shoot dread
Pick your photos.
In minutes, not weekends.
Open any Google Drive folder. Triage with one keystroke per photo. Let AI group the duplicates. Send the keepers back as a list, a photo book, or a shareable web lookbook.
We read your shared Drive folders only. Nothing is uploaded.
Three steps. That’s it.
- 01
Paste a Drive link
No re-upload, no download. We open the folder in place using Google’s Drive API.
- 02
Triage by keyboard
P / M / R for pick, maybe, reject. AI clusters duplicates and burst shots so you compare apples to apples.
- 03
Ship the keepers
Export a list, render a PDF photo book, or share a public web lookbook. The photographer gets exactly what they need.
Made for the photo-folder dump.
Keyboard-first
Triage thousands of photos with one hand: P / M / R, arrows to navigate, space to peek.
Duplicate detection
Perceptual hashes + DCT signatures group near-identical shots so you only pick once.
Burst grouping
Time-clustered series collapse into a single tile. Auto-pick the sharpest of the bunch.
Live collaboration
Share a session link. See partner picks in real time, resolve conflicts, agree on the final set.
Photo book PDF
Five spread templates, auto-flow by aspect ratio, drag-reorder, print-ready PDF. Includes a kids’ coloring-book variant.
Web lookbook
One unguessable URL. Anyone with the link sees the book in their browser and can grab the PDF.
Send to Drive
Mirror your picks into a new folder in the photographer’s Drive so they get exactly what to retouch.
Send to Photos
Push picks straight to a Google Photos album for sharing with family.
Time travel
Every click is logged. Scrub through your selection history, undo regrets, resume next month.
Your photos stay in your Drive.
Photoflick never uploads or stores your image files. We read the folder you point us at via Google’s API, save only your selections (which file IDs you picked), and render the photo-book PDF on the fly. Read the full privacy policy or revoke access any time from your Google Account permissions.