SharePix review
A focused iPhone app for invite-only albums, contributor uploads, and shared memories.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SharePix is a mobile photo-sharing service for families, friends, and groups that want to collect photos and short videos in one private album. Users create an unlisted album, send an invite link, and let contributors add their own media. Reactions, comments, and contributor attribution keep the group conversation connected to each upload. The product is best suited to small private iOS groups, particularly around events where several people contribute photos.
Its pricing is straightforward. The Free plan includes 1 GB of storage with no subscription. The 2 GB plan costs $4.99 as a one-time storage purchase, while the 10 GB plan costs $14.99 and the 25 GB plan costs $29.99. The published pricing uses USD, with local pricing displayed at checkout. This structure suits buyers who prefer paying for additional storage once rather than adding a recurring subscription. The free tier provides a way to start, while the paid tiers add storage capacity without changing the core album-sharing model.
SharePix keeps its focus narrow: invite-only albums, contributor uploads, comments, reactions, and attribution. It does not offer public galleries, and it is available on iPhone; Android is planned. The product also states that it has no advertising or AI photo training. Choose SharePix if your group uses iOS and needs a private place for shared event media with simple contribution controls. Consider another option if Android access, public galleries, or verified integrations are important to your photo-sharing workflow.
SharePix pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Invite-only albums with shareable contributor links
- Comments, reactions, and contributor attribution
- Free 1 GB plan plus one-time storage purchases
- Where it doesn't
- Available on iPhone only; Android is planned
- No public galleries
- No verified integrations
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