Find your child's photos from a school trip or party

Updated November 9, 2026

After a school trip, an end-of-year party, a kindergarten holiday party or a week at camp, hundreds of photos arrive in the parents' group, and every parent scrolls through all of them looking for their own child. Here is the short way.

For parents

Copy the link to the photos from the parents' group: a Google Drive folder, a Google Photos album or an iCloud shared album.
Paste it into That’s Me. Instead of a selfie, choose "Upload a photo" and add a clear, recent photo of your child's face.
Get only the photos your child is in, and save them all to your phone at once.

More than one child on the trip? Add a photo of each, up to four in one search, and filter the results by child.

Search only for your own children. Your child's photo is not stored, and the copies of the trip photos are deleted within 24 hours.

Tips

Children change fast: use a photo from the last few months.
In group photos, a face that is small, turned away or half hidden can be missed. A second photo of your child from another angle helps.

For teachers, counselors and parent committees

Post one That’s Me link with the photos, or put the QR code in the message to the parents. Every parent finds their own child's photos, and the group isn't flooded with "can someone find mine?". Make the link and a QR code.

The photos stay in your folder or album, and searching stops at once if you turn off link sharing. Folder not shared yet? How to share a folder by link.