Ask the event photographer to share your photos on Cosnap

What you do, and what the photographer does

Setting it up takes three steps:

• Get the iPhone app, or open users.cosnap.ai in any browser, and create an account in a couple of minutes.

• Add a reference photo, a clear photo with only you in it, and switch face matching on so Cosnap knows who to look for.

• Ask the photographer to upload their album to Cosnap. When they publish it, your matched photos appear in your account without you asking for them.

From a bride's big moment to your fastest finish-line sprint, that's how you get your sports or wedding photos with nothing more than a quick word with the photographer. Previews are free to browse, and the high-res version is a tap away when you want it for Instagram or a print.

Where this helps most

A few examples:

• Weddings: that candid of you laughing with the groom should not take a scroll through a 500-photo shared album to find.

• Sports: crossed the line or nailed a sideline cheer? Your photo comes straight to you instead of sitting in a photographer's export folder.

• Events: concerts, festivals, galas. Every guest who has signed up gets their matches, with Cosnap working in the background.

All it takes is one line: "Hey, can you share these on Cosnap?" Photographers tend to like the ask, since it cuts their admin too.

It also works for private sessions

Face matching isn’t the only way photographers use Cosnap. For a private session, a photographer can put an album behind a password and share it only with the client, or share a single category with its own password.

Make the ask

Next time the shutter clicks at an event, tell the photographer about Cosnap, get the app and add your reference photo. It saves them admin and gets you the photo.