Lumashot

Photobooks, finished for you.

Turn your photos into complete printed books automatically in the Lumashot app.

Most photobook apps help you make a book. Lumashot finishes it.

No drafts. No approvals. No “I’ll do it later.”

Close the loop on years of photos.

One year. Multiple years. Already done.

How it happens

Your photos. Finished.

Your photos become books automatically.

Your photos become books automatically.

Lumashot scans your photo library and generates complete photobooks from your recent years - instantly. Free to browse. Nothing to set up. Processed on your device. Your photos stay private.

They're already complete.

They're already complete.

No drafts. No approvals. No waiting for you to get around to it. Edit if you want - not because you have to.

Order the ones you want to hold.

Order the ones you want to hold.

Printed and delivered. Clear pricing. No subscription required to complete your books.

Your books are already waiting.

Download the free app and browse your finished books in minutes. Free to try. No commitment.

Photobooks were never the problem.

People don't avoid them because they don't care. They avoid them because they require time, decisions, and follow-through. Memories become projects. Projects become postponements. Years pass. Lumashot exists to end that cycle. Your photos become finished books - automatically. No planning. No effort. No someday.

Live now. Sort never.

For people who prefer finished.

We'll let you know when Lumashot launches - and send occasional updates.

People and their books

Family trips made tangible

Family trips made tangible

We now keep one photobook on the table and one at grandma's place. It is our favorite way to relive trips.

From phone photos to real books

From phone photos to real books

We did not have time to sort our photos. Lumashot gave us complete books we could review and order right away.

Memories kids can hold

Memories kids can hold

Our children flip through the books all the time. It feels much better than keeping memories buried in the camera roll.