Find your photos from a conference

Updated November 9, 2026

After a conference, a meetup or a product launch, the organizers share the photographer's folder. Somewhere in there is the photo of you on stage, at the booth, or with the person you came to meet. Here is how to find it without scrolling through all of them.

For attendees and speakers

1. Copy the link to the photos from the organizers' email or group: a Google Drive folder, a Google Photos album or an iCloud shared album.
2. Paste it into That’s Me and take a selfie.
3. Get every photo you're in, best ones first, ready for a LinkedIn post or for the team.

Speakers: stage photos are taken from far away and from below, often under strong lighting. Add a second photo of yourself, ideally from another event where you spoke.

Search only for yourself, or for colleagues who agreed. Up to four people in one search.

For organizers

Put the QR code on the closing slide and send the link in the thank-you email. Every attendee finds their own photos, which means more of them get posted, with your event's name on them. Make the link and a QR code.

• Nothing to install and no accounts, for you or for the attendees.
• The photos stay in your Drive or album. That’s Me works from resized copies and deletes them within 24 hours.
• Folder not shared yet? How to share a folder by link.