Make the email easy to answer
Send one clear photo plan
by email, when the group needs time.
Turn a vague group-photo idea into one message people can answer later. Choose who you are inviting, what you need from them, and when they can reply; then open a prefilled email without giving this tool access to your contacts.
EMAIL-FIRST REFERRAL
Give the group a clear next step.
- Family
- Join the photo
- Today
02 / EMAIL PHOTO INVITE
Family · Join the photo · TodayI’m planning one shared AI-generated group photo. Participation is optional, and I’ll show everyone the result before it is shared. Group: family members who may need a little time to find a suitable portrait and ask questions privately. Ask: reply with a recent permissioned portrait if you want to join. Reply window: today is helpful, but silence is never treated as consent. Reply only if you want to join. Send one recent portrait near eye level in soft light, or tell me you prefer not to be included. I will use any portrait only for this plan and disclose that the finished image is AI-generated.
Ready to use without an account.
FROM PLAN TO PHOTO
A useful plan survives the inbox, the forward, and the reply.
- 01Choose
Choose the people, occasion, and details for your photo plan.
- 02Share
Send the message and plan link so everyone can see the same choices.
- 03Create
Open TogetherLens, add portraits with permission, and choose a scene. Photo generation requires a paid subscription.
THE SAFETY BOUNDARY
Plan publicly.
Keep portraits private.
- Ask every living person before using their face.
- Keep names, private stories, and source portraits out of shared URLs.
- Inspect identity, hands, scale, clothing, and meaningful background details.
- Disclose that the result is AI-generated when context matters.
QUESTIONS
Before you use the plan.
Can TogetherLens send the email for me?
No. This tool opens a prefilled email after you tap the button. You choose the recipients and press send yourself; TogetherLens never reads contacts or sends messages.
What should I ask people to send for a group photo?
Ask for one recent portrait near eye level in soft light, explain the intended use, and make participation optional. A non-response is not consent.
Why use email instead of a group chat?
Email gives people a little more time to find a suitable portrait, ask questions, or forward the plan to the right person. Keep the link private and include only people who are expected to be in the photo.