Knips – Disposable Camera

Knips – Disposable Camera

Guest photos, developed later

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 28, 2026
  • September 20, 2026

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Knips is a shared disposable camera for nights that only happen once. Create a Knips for the wedding, the birthday or the party, and put up the QR code. Guests scan and shoot straight in the browser — no app, no account, nothing to explain. Every guest gets a limited number of shots, no preview and no retakes. Exactly like a disposable camera. And then the part that matters: nobody sees anything until the film develops. You pick the moment yourselves — when the party is over, or over breakfast the next morning — and every photo opens at the same time, for everyone. The developing becomes a second party. WHAT YOU GET • One album with the whole night, seen from every side • A QR sign ready to print — pick a design and put it on the tables • Six film looks the host picks for the whole roll • Moving photos — short clips, if you want them • Tonight's film — a finished, cut video of the photos • Watch the developing together — every phone in time, or on the TV HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a Knips and pick when the film develops 2. Put up the sign — guests scan and are shooting in seconds 3. Everyone shoots through the night, and nobody sees a thing 4. The film develops — and everyone sees everything, at once Free for up to five guests. Bigger party? One flat price by guest count — no subscription. The photographer follows the couple. Knips follows everyone.
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What's New in Knips

1.1.0

September 20, 2026

Knips has a new look. One rounded typeface throughout where there used to be two, buttons that give under your thumb like real keys, cards with an edge that separates them from the black, and a tab bar that shows where you are. The picture fills more of the screen. The viewfinder is a larger card now, and the counter and the shutter stand on black beneath it instead of on top of the photograph. What you see in the frame is still exactly what you keep. The awards are gone. They were a collection that counted, and Knips is about one evening at a time — not about collecting them.

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