Couples, family & pets
Group photos with friends, no photographer
A real frame from this shoot.
The friend group has a chat, a trip that keeps getting postponed and no decent photo of everyone together since the last reunion. Group photos with friends from the Studio arrange two to four of you on a golden-hour rooftop, a beach or a mountain trail, each from your own photo, as if the trip had happened.
You want the photo for the birthday collage, the reunion invitation or the wall of the apartment you all left, without waiting for the trip. Nobody has to be in the same room: separate photos go in, and group photos with friends come out with every face and every coat kept exactly recognizable. Reshoot group photos with friends in a second scene for the holiday card, keep both on the contact sheet, and upscale whichever one the family votes for.
What this session solves
- The last photo of all of you is from a wedding five years ago
- Someone is always the one holding the phone
- The group chat wants a picture and you live in four time zones
- The reunion keeps slipping and the birthday is next week
The shot list
Run Group Photo with 2–4 separate photos
Group photos with friends without the scheduling: each person's likeness is kept from their own selfie.
Group PhotoFix a blink or a frown on the result
One person's off moment no longer means a reshoot.
Expression ChangerWiden to the card ratio with Expand Photo
The background continues seamlessly into the new space.
Expand PhotoBefore you book
How do I collect everyone's photos?
Ask each person for one clear, front-facing selfie in the chat, then upload one per slot. Photos from different days and cameras are fine; the Studio matches light and scale.
Can we recreate a real place we went?
Shoot the group here, then send the frame to Background Changer with a description of the place — "the pier at Brighton at sunset" — and everyone moves there together.
How many credits do group photos with friends cost?
Two photos at Standard cost 4 credits, with 2 more for each extra person; Pro is 14 and Max 46 for two. Single-photo tools such as Pet Portrait cost 4 at Standard.
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