Capture
Your own photographers and cameras. Small preview files upload over venue networks.
Your photographers keep shooting. FilterPixel keeps the best frame of every burst, brands it, and gets it to the right people during the event, not days later.
Used at Google for Startups events in India and the ET Global Business Summit.
FilterPixel turns a photographer's memory card into photos people can use while the moment is still on. It picks the best frame of every burst, applies one consistent look, and delivers branded photos to attendees, guests, parents, fans or your own team. Organizers, venues, sports teams, studios and photo platforms use the same pipeline in different ways.
Your own photographers and cameras. Small preview files upload over venue networks.
DeepCull drops blur, closed eyes and near-duplicates and keeps the best of every burst.
QR code and opt-in selfie for adults today. Bib, jersey, roster and ticket matching in pilot.
Branded galleries, sponsor frames, one-tap sharing, live prints and a posting hub.
Watermarked previews, checkout and prints for guests, parents and runners.
Children are never matched by face. Minors are found by code, bib, jersey or roster only.

Attendees get their photos before the next session starts.
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The same live delivery for crowds, congregations and fundraisers.
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Sell the game-winning shot while parents are still in the stands.
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A finished album on every guest's phone before the exit.
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Every finisher's best photo, found by bib number.
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Walk-across-the-stage photos on phones the same day.
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Post the best frames before the final whistle.
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One culling standard for every photographer.
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Backgrounds, crops and cleanup for volume portraits.
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Guests find their photos from every function.
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The desk sees the best frames first.
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The selection step, as an API, for photo platforms.
Page coming soonPriced by attendance, days and photographers, for conferences, festivals and ceremonies.
For parks, attractions, ships and facilities that run photography every day.
Paid out of the extra sales measured in the pilot, not before.
For photo platforms using the API and in-house teams with many photographers.
Terms are agreed in writing before any pilot or event.
One of the biggest pain points in organizing any event is sharing the pictures. By the time you do, the social moment is gone. People get their photos right there, and they share them right away.
We'll show you the use case that fits and what a first event or pilot looks like.
It picks the best photos from a shoot automatically and delivers them, branded, to the people who need them while the event is still on: attendees, guests, parents, fans or your own marketing team.
Culling, editing profiles and live delivery by QR code or opt-in selfie are live. Matching by bib, jersey, roster or ticket, and guest checkout for photo sales, run as pilots. Team admin, picture-day finishing and the API are in early access.
Yes. FilterPixel works with the photographers and cameras you already use, and adds the selection, branding and delivery.
No. Galleries open in the phone's browser from a QR code or link.
Selfie matching is opt-in and for adults only, with consent before any selfie. It can be switched off entirely. Children are never matched by face; they are found by code, bib, jersey or roster.
Yes. Logos, frames and watermarks are added to every photo automatically, and the post-event report shows shares and brand impressions.
Per event for organizers, per photo point or venue for operators, as a share of new photo sales in pilots, and per image or per team for platforms and in-house teams. Terms are agreed in writing.
At Google for Startups events in India and the ET Global Business Summit, among other events.
Updated 15 September 2026