One plan, shared with up to 6 accounts
One bill, six separate libraries. Here's how a shared plan works without anyone peeking into your photos.
One plan, six accounts · everyone gets their own private library
Paying for a photo service per person adds up fast, especially across a whole family. With Ohhi you take one paid plan and share it with up to six accounts: you plus five others. The storage is pooled, and the photos stay separate for everyone.
Shared storage, separate libraries
The key thing to understand is that the storage space is shared, but your library is not. Everyone on the plan has their own account with their own photos and videos. No one can just browse through your images. If you want to share something with the group, you create an album for it on purpose.
- One bill. The payer handles the subscription; the other five never need to pay or link a card.
- Separate private libraries. Each account stands on its own. Your photos are yours alone, unless you put them in a shared album yourself.
- Fair pricing. You pay for storage, not per person. We show no ads, we do not sell your data, and we do no AI training.
One invoice covers six private libraries. Sharing the cost does not give anyone access to the others' photos.
It works for a family or a couple, but also for a group of friends who want to split the cost. On your own it works too: you get a roomy, ad-free archive for yourself. And when you want to share something later, you can do so with roles and reactions; we explain it in shared albums with roles and reactions.
To get started, see the plans and pick the storage that fits your group. You can always add people later. If you'd rather look around first, create a free account.
