Turn waiting time into a photo game

Spin the next frame
together.

Choose the occasion, energy, and group size. Spin one finite prompt that everyone can try, then share the same challenge link so the group can vote on the scene before any portrait is uploaded.

Friends gathering for a playful group photo in a school gym

SCAN-AND-SPIN GROUP GAME

Give the group one small thing to try.

  • Family reunion
  • Warm
  • 2–4 people

02 / LIVE PHOTO PROMPT

Family reunion · Warm · 2–4 people

Live group-photo prompt: choose one playful, permission-first frame and let everyone opt in before the camera comes out. Occasion: a family reunion; make the prompt easy to understand across ages and leave room for anyone to pass. Energy: warm and unhurried; invite a natural lean, shared object, or small gesture that everyone can decline. Group size: two to four people; use a close arc with natural shoulder overlap and enough space for every face. Keep the prompt as a creative suggestion, not a claim about what happened. Review every face, hand, edge, and crop in the finished AI portrait, and disclose the result as AI-generated when context matters.

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FROM PLAN TO PHOTO

One scan creates a shared decision, not another planning document.

  1. 01Choose

    Choose the people, occasion, and details for your photo plan.

  2. 02Share

    Send the message and plan link so everyone can see the same choices.

  3. 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.

What is a live group-photo prompt wheel?

It is a browser-local game for a gathering: choose broad context, spin a finite prompt, and let the group decide whether to try it. It creates a shared decision before any source portrait is uploaded.

Does spinning the wheel use my camera or contacts?

No. The wheel never opens the camera, reads contacts, asks for names, or uploads a portrait. Keep personal details in the group's own conversation.

Can the prompt be used for an AI group portrait?

Yes, as a creative brief. Ask every living person first, use only permissioned source portraits, inspect the result carefully, and disclose that it is AI-generated when context matters.