To share event photos at their uploaded resolution, upload the files you intend to deliver and choose Original as the event’s delivery size. Send a gallery link so guests download the files rather than saving a screen preview. Test one download before announcing that full-resolution photos are ready.
Start with the file you upload
Full resolution needs a reference point. A camera capture, an edited export and a gallery preview can all have different dimensions. In FotoMe AI, Original means the file you uploaded. If you exported a 1600px JPEG before uploading, choosing Original does not produce a larger camera file. Agree the delivery export with the client, keep your archive, and upload that intended version.
Choose the event’s download size
FotoMe AI lets the organizer choose 1600px, 2560px or Original delivery for each event. Use a smaller version when it fits the agreed brief; choose Original when recipients should receive the uploaded file. A preview that loads quickly in the gallery does not tell you which size will download. Check the event setting and the downloaded result together.
- •1600px: a smaller delivery option when the brief calls for that image size.
- •2560px: a larger resized delivery option. It still does not mean the untouched original.
- •Original: the uploaded file. Its resolution and prior compression depend on the export you supplied.
Check dimensions with a concrete example
Suppose the edited JPEG you upload is 6000 × 4000 pixels. If the brief is delivery of that file, select Original, download it and confirm those dimensions in the saved image’s details. If the file you upload is already 1600 × 1067 pixels, that is the original available to deliver. These are illustrative dimensions, not a promise that every gallery image starts at a particular camera resolution.
Do not judge quality from file size alone: two JPEGs with the same dimensions can have different compression and detail. Look at a downloaded image at a useful viewing size and confirm that the edit, orientation and dimensions match your export. Test a small ZIP as well as an individual image if you plan to recommend bulk downloads.
Give guests a download walkthrough
- 01Open the event gallery link or scan its QR code. Enter the gallery PIN if the event is private.
- 02Choose Find my photos and take a clear selfie. No app or account is needed to search.
- 03Use the download action for an individual match, or select photos and build a ZIP on the page. Email delivery of the ZIP link is optional.
- 04Save the downloaded files before the gallery access deadline. Use the saved download instead of taking a screenshot or saving the gallery preview.
Explain what the recipient will get
In the handover, state the actual setting: “Downloads are the uploaded original files” or “Downloads are delivered at 2560px,” for example. A QR code and a tappable gallery link open the same event; neither changes the configured download size. For speakers who receive a personal photo link, test the delivered file through that route too.
If a guest reports a smaller image, ask whether they used the download button or saved a preview, then check the event setting and source file. Avoid promising that a download can recover detail removed before upload. Correct the source export or delivery setting as needed, test again, and tell the recipient which file to download.