With the advent of smartphones, digital photography has exploded. Every event, every outing, every trip… everything is an opportunity to take photos and often full too many pictures! But what matters now is to share and show your photos to othersThis is done quite naturally on social networks, particularly Instagram and Facebook, but it may sometimes be necessary to share photos in a restricted, protected and private setting!
This is precisely what Hopla.
Hopla is a platform that will allow you to create shared, collaborative and private online photo albums!
Hopla, a collaborative photo album
Creating a free album on Hopla is very simple. Just go to the site, give your album a name and then enter your email address.
You will receive a link to the album which you just have to click on to start importing your photos from any device (PC, smartphone, etc.).
You can then send the link to the people you want to give access to your album so they can view your photos or add new ones.
The good thing is that using the service does not require creating an account or downloading an application.
Finally, link holders will be able to download all the photos they are interested in!
On the other hand, what is a pity In my opinion, it's that nothing allows you to identify who uploaded which photo... You can just view the entire album without knowing its author. In a collaborative spirit, it would also have been nice to offer users the possibility to comment or like the photos... maybe that will happen later...
In its free version, Hopla allows you to keep your album online for 15 days. But it is possible to extend the duration by adding a few euros. Thus, for €2 you can keep your album online for an additional 30 days, 90 days for €3 and 360 days for €10. That remains reasonable!
When your album reaches the end of its life, it is archived for 15 days (in case you ultimately want to extend it) before being permanently deleted from the servers.
Article updated on January 24, 2021 by Byothe
