Guides

Guides

Plain-language answers to the questions people actually have about organizing, sharing, and protecting wedding photos.

Confetti beyond weddings: trips, reunions, and family gatherings

Confetti works for any occasion with scattered photos and one person trying to organize them, not just weddings.

Jul 18, 2026

How to split a wedding weekend into segments

A step-by-step walkthrough for turning a multi-day wedding weekend into clean segments inside one Confetti event.

Jul 18, 2026

How to share your finished album with family

How to share a finished Confetti album by link once you've downloaded it, with an email invite or a temporary link to the people you choose.

Jul 18, 2026

How to gather every guest's photos into one Drive folder

Step-by-step instructions for setting up a shared Google Drive folder that collects every guest's photos, then organizing it with Confetti.

Jul 18, 2026

The shared Drive folder: the simplest way to collect guest photos

Why a shared Google Drive folder is the easiest way to collect guest photos, and how Confetti organizes that folder once the photos are in it.

Jul 18, 2026

Events and segments: how Confetti organizes an occasion

How an event and its segments organize a whole occasion in Confetti, so a multi-part day never turns into one long scroll.

Jul 18, 2026

How to download your finished album to your computer

The steps to download a finished Confetti album to your own computer, no writes back to your Google Drive.

Jul 18, 2026

How to build a wedding album with the Intelligent builder

The exact steps to generate, refine, and confirm a story-paced wedding album with Confetti's Intelligent builder, and what each step actually costs.

Jul 18, 2026

What you get when you download a Confetti album

What's actually in a Confetti album download, and why the photos stay yours on your own computer, not locked in the app.

Jul 18, 2026

How to cull 3,000 wedding photos without losing a weekend

A concrete, pass-by-pass method for culling a huge wedding shoot in Confetti, from connecting the folder to a finished, share-ready album.

Jul 18, 2026

What is culling? Picking the keepers from thousands of photos

What culling means for a big wedding shoot, why it gets hard past a few hundred photos, and how Confetti helps you narrow the pile without touching your Drive.

Jul 18, 2026

How to tag everyone at your wedding in an afternoon

Connect your photos, let Confetti group faces automatically, then name each cluster once. Every photo of that person is tagged from then on.

Jul 18, 2026

How to connect a Google Drive folder to Confetti

Sign in with Google, choose your photo folder, and Confetti reads it read-only, no upload, no copy, disconnect any time.

Jul 18, 2026

What a Confetti event costs (and what's included)

How Confetti's usage-based pricing works: a per-photo face scan, unlimited free Standard albums, volume-tiered AI albums, and what's free before you pay.

Jul 11, 2026

How AI album credits work (generate, refine free, confirm)

What an AI album credit pays for, volume-tiered pricing, one credit per generation, free refining, and confirm to unlock your download.

Jul 11, 2026

What is AI face tagging (and how Confetti does it privately)

How Confetti's automatic face tagging works, what it stores, and how the biometric-consent and privacy model behind it is designed.

Jul 09, 2026

Standard vs. Intelligent album builder, what's the difference?

How Confetti's two album builders differ, when to use the free Standard builder versus the paid Intelligent (AI) builder, and how credits work.

Jul 09, 2026

How to share wedding photos with your guests

A plain guide to sharing a wedding gallery so guests can view and save photos without you emailing files, zipping folders, or juggling Google Drive permissions.

Jul 09, 2026

How Confetti keeps your photos private (Google Drive, read-only)

Where your wedding photos actually live, what Confetti can and cannot access with read-only Google Drive, and what happens to your data if you leave.

Jul 09, 2026

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