Snapseek Relay
Camera to guests, in seconds
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Snapseek Relay turns your iPhone into a live link between your camera and your Snapseek event.
Connect your camera to the iPhone's Personal Hotspot or the same Wi-Fi, and every photo you take is received by the app, resized for fast delivery and uploaded to your event. Guests at the venue scan your event QR, take one selfie, and see the photos they appear in.
• Works with cameras that can send photos by FTP (Canon, Sony, Nikon and others), or over a USB cable in PTP mode (beta) • New photos go first: if the venue's internet is slow, the latest shots are sent before the backlog • Resize to 4000 px by default for quick delivery, or send full-size originals • Live status: camera connection, upload speed, time per photo and a grid of what's been sent • Lock screen during a shoot so a tap or pocket can't interrupt the relay • Sign in with your Snapseek account, or join an event by scanning its QR code
Snapseek Relay needs a Snapseek account and an event, created at snapseek.in.
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What's New in Snapseek Relay
1.1
November 4, 2026
Build 47 – FTP port fix - The FTP server now uses port 21 by default, the port camera menus already use. Cameras like the Nikon Z6III, whose setup never asks for a port, can now connect. - If iOS can't open port 21, the app falls back to 2121 and the Camera tab shows an orange note with the port to use. - Had an earlier build? Stop the relay on the Live tab, then go to Settings → FTP server → "Use port 21 (camera default)" and start the relay again. - The Nikon setup steps no longer tell you to change the port to 2121.
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