No account or registration needed — anyone can share photos instantly.
Create FreeAccount-free temporary photo sharing service.
Google's cloud photo storage. Best for long-term storage.
| 比較項目 | PicTomo | Google Photos |
|---|---|---|
No Account Required | ◎ Completely unnecessary (creator and viewers) | × Everyone needs a Google account |
Expiration (Auto-delete) | ◎ Auto-deletes in 24-72 hours (extendable up to 90 days) | × No auto-delete (manual management required) |
Storage Capacity | △ Photo limit based on plan | ○ 15GB free (shared with Gmail etc.) |
Privacy | ◎ Password protection, GPS removal, auto-delete | △ Linked to Google account, stored permanently |
Ease of Sharing | ◎ Join instantly via QR code or URL | △ Invite → Google login → join album |
Batch Download | ◎ ZIP batch download | ○ Batch download available (Google account required) |
Long-term Storage | × For temporary sharing (up to 90 days) | ◎ Unlimited storage (within capacity) |
Search Function | × No search function | ◎ Advanced search by person, place, and date |
Google Photos excels at long-term photo management, but it has challenges for "temporarily sharing photos with many people" at events. The biggest hurdle is requiring all participants to have a Google account.
A. Google Photos' "Share link" feature allows viewing only, but adding photos requires a Google account. If you need everyone to post and view without accounts, PicTomo is recommended.
A. You can add storage with a Google One paid plan (from ¥250/month) or delete unnecessary photos. For temporary event sharing, using PicTomo saves your Google Photos storage.
A. Yes. Download photos from PicTomo as a ZIP file and upload them to Google Photos for long-term storage. "Collect with PicTomo, store with Google Photos" is an efficient approach.