Create new photo album
Create a new photo album for your choir — for a concert, a trip or a special occasion. Optionally also public on the website.
What is this?
With Create album you set up a new collection for your choir''s photos. Usually you create one album per occasion — for example "Summer concert 2026", "Rehearsal weekend March", "Performance at the city gala".
An album needs at least a title. Everything else — description, date, visibility — you can add any time.
How to create an album
- Open the "Photos" area in the main menu.
- Click "New album" at the top right. In the app you tap the plus icon in the "Photos" tab.
- Enter a title that clearly describes the occasion.
- Optional: add a description and the date of the occasion.
- Pick the visibility:
- Internal — only choir members see the album
- Public — album additionally appears on the choir website
- Click "Create album". You land directly in the album and can upload photos immediately.
Which fields you should use
- Title — short and concise, ideally with a date or year
- Description — short text on the occasion, program, highlights
- Cover photo — set automatically with the first photo upload, can be changed later
- Visibility — internal or public
Permission
You need the photo_albums.edit permission to create albums. By default choir directors, the board and members with the photo management role have this permission. Regular members can see albums but not create them.
Tips
- Create the album right after the occasion, while photos are still fresh and the memory is alive.
- Use clear, searchable titles like "Spring concert 2026 — Town hall", so the album is easy to find in two years too.
- Get consent from people pictured before publication, especially for public albums — privacy is important.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move photos to another album later?▾
What is the difference between internal and public?▾
Can I switch an album from internal to public later?▾
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