First shoot commission-free

For school and kindergarten photography

You take the photos. IzziPix does the rest for you.

No more

paper order forms cash collected by teachers mixed-up orders

  • Parents get a link to their child’s photos on the evening of the shoot.
  • The money reaches your account the moment a sale is made.
  • The lab prints the orders and delivers them to the school without you.

A parent gets a text with a link, opens their child’s gallery and adds photos to the basket. You see your sales for today and for the month.

How much will I earn?
  • €0 investment from you to get started

    You already have a camera and the skills. No subscription, no set-up fee. Your first shoot is commission-free.

  • First money within minutes of uploading the photos

    The evening after the upload, parents get a text with a link to their child’s gallery and order from their phones.

  • Money straight into your account, no delays

    Parents pay by card, and the money goes straight to your account. Nobody collects cash or holds on to it until the end of the season.

Sound familiar?

Are you a photographer — or an administrator with a camera?

School photography without automation means children one after another in front of a backdrop first, and then months of paperwork.

Shooting!Forms, cash,calls
  • Forms that get lost

    A form travels via the teacher to the child, to the parents and back — and gets lost somewhere along the way. Every lost form is an order you never sell.

  • Cash in an envelope

    The teacher collects the money and hunts for change. Some of it never reaches them, and the parent is sure they paid.

  • The same photos every year

    A portrait against a backdrop and a class photo. Today any mum can take that portrait on her phone.

The bottom line

You don’t lose a shoot. You lose the school.

Someone else’s photo in the envelope, a lost form, money that never arrived, photos too late for Christmas. Parents don’t go to you, they go to the head teacher — and next September the school calls another photographer.

How it works

Shoot by day. Sell by evening.

One link before the shoot and four steps after it. Your part is the shoot, the upload and one button.

Before the shoot

Open online registration for the photo session

Three simple steps:

  1. Create a new photo session in your IzziPix account.
  2. Copy the registration link we have prepared for this photo session.
  3. Pass the link on to the school’s administration.

The school or kindergarten posts it in the parents’ chats. A parent registers their child in a minute and, on the day of the upload, is the first to get a text with a link to the photos.

This is how the link looks in a parents’ chat

  1. Step 1

    Shoot everything you see

    Portrait, class, lesson, break, lunch. No notes or lists — just label the group photo of each class.

  2. Step 2

    Upload all the photos in one go

    No sorting. The system builds every child their own gallery.

  3. Step 3

    Press the magic “Send” button

    Registered parents get a text and an e-mail with a link. Everyone else gets a paper access card at school.

  4. Step 4

    The lab does the rest

    Printing, packing by class and child, delivery to the school in one batch. Free for parents.

Parents see only their own child — no shared galleries for the whole class.

Sales

The system sells while you shoot the next school.

A story · Poland

The first orders — in 10 minutes

A month before the shoot, the photographer gave parents the registration link. After uploading on Friday evening she pressed “Send” and told us: “Let’s see the results after the weekend.”

The first orders came in ten minutes later. An hour later she called: “They’re already buying like crazy.” The first thousand euros in a couple of hours.

One photographer’s result, not a guarantee.

A free photo for every child

A proven way to boost sales

Nobody in the class is left empty-handed. And the card carries a QR code and the gallery password: one more reminder for parents. Up to 10% more orders.

  • A report by class, and reminders

    Sales for every class on one screen. Where orders are few, send a reminder in one click, only to those who haven’t ordered yet.

  • Parents order more

    All the digital photos as a gift above a set amount, a discount for quantity, ready-made bundles. All you do is switch them on.

  • Not only schools and kindergartens

    Kids’ parties, children’s tournaments, sports camps — any event with lots of children. Each child gets their own gallery.

Zero risk

Your first photo session — commission-free. Completely.

You pay only when you sell. The worst case is an evening spent setting up your account.

  • €0

    to get started

    Set-up, galleries, upload — free. No sales, no payments.

  • 10%

    only of what you sell

    From the second photo session. Not on delivery and not on VAT. Plus the payment provider’s fee.

  • You

    are the seller

    The shop runs on your domain, with your logo and your prices. The money goes straight to your account.

What you earn per order

Without the platform
€12
With IzziPixAn average order of €25 minus 10% and card payment
€22

+€10 on every order

Parents order more because they see all of their child’s photos and pay in a couple of taps.

“Nothing is happening there.”

That is what a photographer wrote to us a month after the shoot. He had uploaded the photos, pressed one button — and, out of habit, waited for forms, calls and complaints. But the phone stayed silent. A week, two, three. And that silence scared him more than any call.

We asked him to check his account. The parents’ money had been waiting there for a long time.

We asked him to call the school. The photos had been there for three weeks, sorted by class. The school thanked him for being so quick and asked him to book next year’s shoot right away.

He was waiting for trouble, and got money and a grateful school instead.

He just wasn’t used to things working like that.

We do your first upload together on a video call. Photographers aged 20 to 75 manage the platform with ease.

Real numbers

One shoot at a kindergarten or school. This is what it brings in when IzziPix helps you at every step.

Three photo sessions that have already taken place on IzziPix in the Baltics. The average photo price is €3.50. Not a forecast, but turnover photographers have already received.

  • 70%of parents place an order

    Without the platform, half is a good result.

  • €25average order in the Baltics

    €32 in Poland. Without the platform, about €12.

  • 2 weeksfrom the shoot to photos at school

    Instead of two or three months. You make it before Christmas.

Three photo sessions that have already taken place

Turnover from one shoot, at an average photo price of €3.50

  • Kindergarten258 children
    €5,541≈ €21.5 per child

    More than at either school. Parents of little ones see what they usually miss: the group, games, lunch, the walk outside.

  • Small school358 children
    €7,508≈ €21 per pupil

    Even a small school means several thousand euros from one shoot.

  • Large school1,549 children
    €24,123≈ €15.6 per pupil

    One and a half thousand children — and not one form, envelope of cash or call to the head teacher.

How many children are at your school?

Based on the three photo sessions above: €15.6 to €21.5 of turnover per child at an average photo price of €3.50. Not a guarantee: it all depends on your prices, your shots and how the school hands out the registration link.

Turnover from one photo session€7,800 – €10,750And your first photo session is also free of the platform commission.

Turnover before costs. “Euros per child” is the turnover divided by all the children at the school or kindergarten, including those who bought nothing.

A story · Estonia

4 schools a year → 15 photo sessions in two months

The photographer joined IzziPix in March. In April and May she ran 15 shoots and hired two photographers: a hobby became a studio.

Let the school call you first next September.

Together we will set up your first photo session on IzziPix: a call, your product catalogue and the first photo upload. You take the photos — we help with the rest. And with no platform commission.

Questions? Write to info@izzipix.com

Samples, order forms and the chain through the school

Most school photographers have no website or access codes of their own. The routine is always the same: print samples and hand them out through the class teachers together with order forms.

Then the form travels to the child, from the child to the parents, back to the teacher, from the teacher to the office and only then to you. Something gets lost at every step: a child is off sick, and their form stays with the kindergarten teacher.

Every lost form is an order you never sell. And every mixed-up one is a parent calling the head teacher.

IzziPix has no forms: the parent gets a link to their child’s photos by text and orders on their own.

Cash through the teacher

Without online payment the teacher becomes a cashier: takes the money, hunts for change and carries the envelope around, because it can’t be left in the classroom.

Sometimes a child spends the “photo money” on crisps and cola on the way to school. The parent is sure they paid and demands the photos from the class teacher.

On top of that it is unrecorded cash at school that neither the office nor you want. With IzziPix parents pay online, and the money goes straight to your account. The report shows every paid order, class by class.

Why everyone shoots portraits against a backdrop

The most valuable shots are the lively ones: a lesson, the break, lunch, PE, and at kindergarten a little one eating with a spoon on their own. Parents aren’t allowed in there, but the photographer is.

Without a system, though, such shots can’t be sold: hundreds of photos from the corridor can’t be sorted by child and class. So the photographer spends the whole day at the backdrop, photographing children one after another. And today any mum can take a portrait like that on her phone.

With IzziPix you shoot wherever and as much as you like: the system puts every child’s shots into their own gallery.

Money, calls and a lost school

Let’s be honest about what happens after the shoot.

A form lost in a school bag. A teacher with a stack of forms and an envelope of cash, without change. A fifth-grader who spent the “photo money” on crisps and cola on the way to school. A mum who is sure she paid. Someone else’s photo in the envelope. Photos taken in November and delivered in February — and Christmas went by without them.

And all these mums don’t come to you. They go to the head teacher.

The head teacher who allowed your shoot now listens to shouting parents and works as a cashier. A call: “Where are our photos? You promised.” Another call. And another. All the way to the end of the school year.

And next September — silence. Nobody calls you. Someone else is shooting your school. You didn’t lose a shoot. You lost the school.

With IzziPix the school gets the photos in about two weeks, labelled by class, with no forms, cash or calls. That is exactly what the head teacher will remember when choosing a photographer for next year.

Shoot everything parents care about

You are not tied to a studio and keep no notes. The only thing is to label which class is in each group photo. You can even dictate it into your phone.

You can come as a team of three: one sets up the studio, one shoots the group photos, the third quietly walks into lessons and shoots reportage — raised hands, the break, lunch, PE. At kindergarten: children arriving with their parents, playing, eating, sleeping, building a snowman outside.

Sometimes parents learn from your photos that their child eats with a spoon on their own. Those are the shots they buy.

Printing and delivery without you

You set the deadline for orders with free delivery to the school yourself. After it, one button sends the orders to the lab — as print-ready files numbered by class and order.

The lab prints, packs and labels the orders by class and child and brings them to the school in one batch. Free for parents. Nothing gets mixed up: it has worked this way for 10 years.

Those who miss the deadline can order for another six months — delivered to a parcel locker at the parent’s expense.

Have a lab of your own? You can print in-house.

A report by class, and reminders

You see sales for every class. In one class orders are coming in, in another — zero: the cards weren’t handed out, or the class was on a trip. One call to the school — and the next day that class has orders.

A couple of days before the deadline — a text and an e-mail to those who haven’t ordered yet or started an order but didn’t pay: “free delivery to the school closes soon”. Those who have already bought aren’t bothered.

€0 until the first sale

Set-up, galleries and photo upload are free. No subscription and no monthly minimum. Uploaded and changed your mind about selling — you pay nothing.

Your first photo session is free of the platform commission. Your only costs are the payment provider’s fee and printing what parents actually bought, at the lab.

We do your first upload together on a video call.

10% — only of what you sell

From the second photo session the platform takes 10% of the products sold. Not of delivery. If you are VAT-registered, of the amount without VAT: taking commission on your tax would be unfair.

Separately, the payment provider’s fee: about 1.5% + €0.25 per payment.

Printing, packing and delivery to the school you pay to the lab at its prices.

Without the platform a photographer earns about €12 per order, with IzziPix about €22 after all fees: parents see all of their child’s photos and order more.

You are the seller

The shop runs on your domain or at an izzipix.com address, with your logo, prices and business details. Separate catalogues for a kindergarten, a school, a party or a tournament.

Parents pay by card, and the money goes straight to your account. Nobody holds on to it until the end of the season.

The shop is already translated into the languages of the countries where we work, and switches to a dark theme at night.

Older classes: parents don’t depend on their child to find out

In grades 7–12 photos usually sell worse. Teenagers often don’t bring the order form home and don’t tell their parents about the photo day: it’s a difficult age, and they don’t always like how they look in photos.

But to their parents they are still their beloved children, and parents still want their school photos.

With IzziPix the news reaches parents directly, not through the child. The school posts the registration link in the parents’ chat, the parent registers their child, and on the day you upload the photos they get a text with a link to their child’s gallery.

Estonia: from photographer to studio in three months

A photographer in Estonia managed to shoot four schools a year. After each one came three months of forms, orders, printing and handing out.

In March she joined IzziPix. In April and May she ran 15 shoots: she only took the photos and uploaded them, the platform did the rest.

At the end of May she hired two photographers. Now there is nothing left for her to do after a shoot but head to the next one.

Online registration: parents are ready before the shoot

Registration is your direct line to every parent’s phone. Without it, information goes through the office and the teachers. With it, the link to the photos reaches the parent by text on the day of the upload.

  1. Create a photo session in your IzziPix account and copy the registration link.
  2. Send it to the school or kindergarten office — they post it in the parents’ chats.
  3. In the messenger the parent sees a preview with the school’s name and registers their child in a minute: name, class, parent’s name.
  4. The parent chooses how to get access: leave a phone number, an e-mail and, if they like, a selfie of their child to get the link by text right after the upload, or get a paper card from the teacher.

The selfie is only used to find the child in the photos from this session. The parent consents to that when registering, and the selfie is deleted as soon as the child’s gallery is ready.

School photo session

Sunshine Kindergarten, autumn 2026

Register your child — it takes a minute. 2–3 weeks after the photo session, the teacher will give your child a paper card with an access code to the photos. Want to see the photos sooner? In step 2, add a photo of your child and your contact details, and we’ll send you a link to the gallery by SMS and e-mail as soon as the photographer uploads the photos.

  • Step 1Photo session registration · required
  • Step 2Fast access to your child’s photos · optional
Required · 1 minute

Step 1. Photo session registration

This is enough for the photographer to make sure your child is photographed.

Child

First name*Anna

Last name*Petrova

Class or group, e.g. 3B*Sunshine

As it is called at school — this helps us find the right class on the day of the shoot.

Parent or legal guardian

First name*Maria

Last name*Petrova

2–3 weeks after the photo session, a personal card with an access code to your child’s photos will arrive at the school.

✓I have read and agree to the Photo Session Registration Terms and the Privacy Policy.

Choose an option

Step 2. How would you like to access your child’s photo gallery?

Choose one option. Your child will be photographed either way — the only difference is how soon you’ll see the photos.

⚡ Fast access to your child’s photos Recommended

As soon as the photos are ready — you’ll receive a link to your child’s photo gallery by SMS and e-mail right after the photographer uploads the photos.

Needed: a photo of your child’s face, your phone number and e-mail

Standard access — with a paper card

2–3 weeks after the photo session — a paper card with an access code will be delivered to the school, to the class teacher.

Nothing else needed

Photo of your child’s face

Photo addedThe face is clearly visible — perfect.Replace photo
  • Face straight on, close up
  • Good daylight
  • No glasses, mask or hood
  • Only your child in the frame

Where to send the gallery link

Country*+371

Phone number*2000 0000

E-mail*maria@example.com

We’ll also send the link by e-mail, in case the SMS gets lost.

How we handle the selfie photo

  • We use it only to find your child in the photos from this photo session.
  • We don’t share it with third parties or use it for advertising.
  • We delete the selfie photo and the biometric recognition data as soon as your child’s photo gallery has been created.
  • You can withdraw your consent at any time — just write to us.

✓I have read the Child Biometric Data Processing Agreement and give my explicit consent to the processing of my child’s biometric data solely for sorting the photos from this photo session.

Register and see the photos soonerThe gallery link will arrive by SMS and e-mail as soon as the photographer uploads the photos.
This is how a parent sees the registration page. Scroll through it: the colours and logo will be yours.

Upload without sorting

Edited in Lightroom or not touched at all — upload everything together. There have been shoots of 20,000 files. You don’t need to sit at the computer.

From every group photo the system creates a class, gives every child their own gallery and gathers everything there: portraits, reportage, photos with friends. A child who was a bunny at one party and a wolf at another ends up in one gallery.

If a shot lands in the wrong place, it’s easy to move it to another gallery before sending.

You only retouch the shots that were bought: IzziPix gathers them in a separate folder, each shot once.

Three ways to reach every parent

Parents see only their own child. The link can be forwarded to a grandma in another town — and she will order too.

After the magic “Send” button: day by day, hour by hour

  1. After 10 minutes

    Every registered parent has received a text and an e-mail with a link to their child’s gallery. Parents see only their own child, with no other children and no searching through a shared gallery.

    The first orders come in within minutes: sometimes 10% of all the session’s sales happen in the first 20 minutes.

  2. After 1–2 hours

    Orders keep coming one after another. In that time a photographer in Poland earned her first thousand euros.

    Parents forward the link from the text to grandparents, even in another town. They look at the photos too and order themselves or ask the parents to add photos to the order.

  3. The same evening

    Parents write in the class chats: “I’ve already got the photos.” Those who missed the registration link remember it and register, even though the shoot is over.

    The system finds their child among the uploaded photos, and they immediately get a text and an e-mail with access to the gallery. You don’t have to do anything for that.

  4. The next day

    You print paper access codes to the online galleries and send them to the school or kindergarten, where they are handed out to parents. The codes are already sorted by class, 8 per A4 sheet: each has the child’s photo, the website address, a login, a password and a QR code.

    See an example access code

    School No. 5, autumn 2026, 3B

    This is what one code looks like. There are 8 on an A4 sheet, already sorted by class: all that’s left is to cut along the dotted lines. The QR code opens the child’s gallery straight away, without typing the code and password.

    It’s easier to print and cut them yourself and send them by courier: the school office has enough to do. And parents can keep using the registration link to get instant access to their child’s gallery.

  5. The first week

    Have a look at the report: it shows sales for every class. If a class has no orders at all, the codes most likely weren’t handed out there. The teacher forgot, the class was on a trip, anything can happen.

    One call to the school almost always solves it: the next day that class starts ordering.

  6. 2–3 days before the deadline

    You set the deadline for orders with free delivery to the school yourself, usually about 10 days. A couple of days before it ends, open the report again. Where 70% of parents have ordered, all is well. Where it’s 20%, ask the school to remind them once more.

    With one button, send a text and e-mail reminder to those who registered but haven’t ordered yet and to those who started an order but didn’t pay: free delivery to the school closes soon. Those who have already bought aren’t bothered.

  7. The deadline has passed

    Press “Send to print”. If you uploaded the photos without retouching, the retouching section holds only the shots that sold. A shot bought twice appears there once.

    Retouched, uploaded back, and the order goes by itself to the lab you chose when creating the photo session.

  8. The next 3 days

    The lab receives print-ready files: nothing needs cropping or rotating. Each print has the class number and order number on the back, so even a school of a thousand pupils is sorted by class and child in about an hour, with nothing mixed up.

    The orders are packed by class and sent to the school by courier in one parcel. Delivery is free for parents, and you pay the lab for it: in the Baltics about €10 for the whole school.

  9. 2 weeks after the shoot

    The photos are at school: about 10 days for orders and 3 days for printing and delivery. Teachers hand out the envelopes by class. If you switched on the gift, every child gets a 10×15 photo with a strip saying they can still order for six months.

    A typical photographer delivers photos in two or three months. You can promise the school two weeks and make it before Christmas.

  10. Another six months

    The gallery stays open. Those who missed out order with delivery to a parcel locker, which the parent pays €3–4 for. Nothing is needed from you: the money reaches your account, the lab prints and ships.

A free photo for every child

Thirty children in a class. The teacher hands out the envelopes with orders. Twenty-nine look at themselves, and one stares at an empty desk.

That’s why you can give every child a 15 × 15 cm card: a 10 × 15 photo and a 5 cm strip with a QR code, the gallery code and password and the date it stays open until. The strip folds back — and the photo stands on the desk as if in a frame.

An example card. The dotted line is the fold. The address, code, password and date are filled in automatically for every child.

Nobody leaves empty-handed. And for you it is a third reminder: it brings up to 10% more orders. The gift costs about €3.5 per class and pays for itself with the first order.

How parents order more

More than 70% of orders are placed on a phone, so the shop is built for the phone first.

Kids’ parties and children’s tournaments

A kids’ party. Forty children in bunny and snowflake costumes can’t be told apart in a shared gallery, and such photos are hard to sell. With IzziPix every child has their own gallery — a mum sees only her own bunny.

A tournament or camp with 20–30 teams: one photographer shoots the matches, another sets up a studio in the tournament’s colours. Next to it, a poster with a QR code — for registration or signing in with a selfie. A parent adds a selfie of their child and sees them both in the studio and in every match.

The most grateful buyers are parents of children aged 4–12: they come to every game. Emotional shots from tournaments sell well.

Poland: the first thousand euros in a couple of hours

A month before the shoot, a photographer in Poland gave parents the registration link. After uploading the photos on Friday evening she pressed “Send” and told us: “Let’s see the results after the weekend.”

The first orders came in ten minutes later. An hour later she called us: “They’re already buying like crazy.” The first thousand euros in a couple of hours.

A head teacher told us: “I’m sitting on the sofa in the evening, a text with my child’s photos arrives — and I order without getting up.”

One photographer’s result, not a guarantee.

What makes up the turnover

Turnover is everything parents paid in your shop for one photo session, for any products from your catalogue. The average photo price in these three sessions is €3.50. You set the prices yourself.

Deducted from the turnover:

Everything else is yours. And it reaches your account at once, not in an envelope at the end of the season.

We calculated the “euros per child” ourselves: the turnover divided by the number of children at the school or kindergarten. These are three specific photo sessions, not a guaranteed result.

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