Google Drive folder vs Reverie
A shared Drive folder is the do-it-yourself option: flexible and entirely yours. Uploads from signed-in guests count against their own storage.
| Feature | Reverie | Google Drive folder |
|---|---|---|
| No app for guests | Yes | Partly Help describes phone uploads in the Drive app |
| Video uploads | Yes | Yes |
| Google Drive export | Yes | Yes It is Google Drive, so there is nothing to export |
| Price model | One-time payment of €39 per event; free trial with 20 uploads. | Free with 15 GB per Google Account, shared with Photos and Gmail; more storage is a paid add-on. |
| Storage period | Gallery stays online 12 months after the last upload. | Uploads take up the uploader’s own Drive storage, even in someone else’s folder. |
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Asked before choosing.
Google’s upload help describes phone uploads through the Google Drive app and computer uploads at drive.google.com.
No. Guests scan the QR code or open your event link in a phone browser and upload straight away. No app and no guest account are needed.
Creating an event is free and includes the first 20 uploads. One payment of €39 per event unlocks unlimited guests and uploads, with no subscription.
Reverie is run by Leuchtturm Software in Lübeck, Germany, and hosted in the EU. Galleries are unlisted and kept for 12 months after the last upload.
Every guest. Every photo.
One gallery.
Create your event for free and print the QR code. The gallery fills itself while you enjoy the party.
Create your event for free
