What is Pixr?
Pixr is an AI-powered camera application designed to simplify the process of sharing photos and videos. The application utilizes advanced facial recognition technology to identify individuals within captured media. Once a face is recognized and matched with a Pixr user, the photo or video is automatically shared with that person.
Pixr preserves the original quality of captured memories, ensuring that all recipients receive files in the same resolution as they were originally taken. Files are encrypted and stored in the cloud only until they are shared with every detected person, or until a 24-hour window passes (whichever happens first). Then the files are deleted.
Features
- Automatic Face Detection: Pixr automatically detects faces in your photos and videos.
- Seamless Sharing: Recognized faces automatically receive the file.
- Quality Preservation: Pixr preserves the original quality of the photos and videos.
- Secure Deletion: Memories are securely deleted after sharing is completed or after 24 hours.
Use Cases
- Sharing photos and videos from events like weddings, parties, and family gatherings.
- Automatically sending photos to friends and family members who appear in them.
- Sharing group photos without the hassle of manual distribution.
- Sharing photos taken by individuals at events.
FAQs
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Where are the memories stored?
Pixr encrypts and securely stores memories in the cloud until it is shared with everyone detected in them or for a 24 hour window from the time the memory was captured, whichever comes first. -
What’s the level of quality for the shared memories?
Pixr ensures that the file quality is the same as the original file. So, if the original photo was taken in 4K, everyone will receive the same quality file. How any one device displays the photo depends on that specific device's specs. -
Is there a cost or subscription for Pixr?
Pixr is an ad-supported and absolutely free service to users. -
Why does Pixr have ads?
Advertising is how Pixr generates revenue. -
Who sees the ads?
Only Pixr users receiving memories see short ads to access them. One ad for every three photos or one ad for everyone one video memory.
