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Make an album
Name it, set the dates, pick who can see it.
Photos come and go.Albums last forever.
A social album. Everyone who was there adds what they shot, all in one place.
A social album. Everyone who was there adds what they shot, all in one place.
Those photos are sitting in five different camera rolls. Kins puts them in one album and keeps track of who took each one.
Name it, set the dates, pick who can see it.
Drop it in the group chat. People join under their own names.
Every phone, one grid. Each photo shows who took it.
Swipe right from home. The filter is already on screen, so what you see is what you get. Switch to Camcorder for up to 3 minutes of old-tape footage.
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Tap a look to try it
Pick four photos from the album and Kins turns them into a strip, sized for your story.
The default. Only people you invite can see it.
Invited people add photos. Anyone with the link can look.
Anyone can look, join and post. New photos are checked automatically, and the owner and admins can remove posts or lock the album.
The album’s owner and admins decide who can see it.
Road trips
The tennis club
Concert nights
Family holidays
Just the two of youAn album a group fills together, instead of one person’s profile. On Kins, everyone who was there adds their photos to the same album. Keep it private or open it to anyone.
Yes. Every core feature is free. Kins+ adds more upload space and extra features, and we’re getting ready to print your photo strips at a friendly price.
Yes. Each person installs Kins and signs in with Apple or Google. The invite link takes them straight into the album.
Kins is on the App Store for iPhone. The Android version is in testing.
“Invited only”: just the people you invite, and it never shows up in search. “View by link”: anyone with the link can look, and only invited people add photos. “Anyone”: open to everyone. Any member can change this in album settings, and everyone sees who changed it.
No limit per album. One post holds up to 20 photos, and videos can run up to 3 minutes.
Free to download.