Pic Party

Help & support

A random photo from someone's camera roll lands on every phone at once. Guess whose it is before the timer runs out.

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Everyone opens Pic Party on their own iPhone, on the same Wi-Fi network.
Each player reviews the 20 photos or videos their phone is allowed to show, and can shuffle for a fresh set.
One person taps Start a party. Everyone else taps Join a party and picks the room code.
Each round shows one item from one player's deck. Tap whose you think it is — the faster you're right, the more points you score.
Playing alone? Solo: time machine shows your own photos and asks you which year they were taken.

Make sure every phone is on the same Wi-Fi network with Bluetooth turned on.
Check Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network and make sure Pic Party is switched on.
The host has to tap Start a party before anyone else can join. Parties stop accepting new players once a game begins.

Check Settings → Pic Party → Photos and allow access. If you chose limited access, add more items from the app's settings screen.
The "how far back" filter and "Videos" mode can narrow your library a lot — try "All time" or "Mixed".

Videos are trimmed to a short clip and sent directly between phones, which takes a few seconds longer than a photo. It's normal.