Big feelings.Little capsules.
Five photos, your own words, and a little magic. Turn the handle. There’s a whole story inside.
Pick your mood
One gift · $4.90 · no subscription
Everyone has a “remember when”.One turn. One good memory.
A LITTLE GIFT FOR EVERYONE
Everyone has a “remember when”.
Choose a story. Turn the handle. Picture your favorite people here.
YOUR LITTLE TIME CAPSULE
A little collection of happy
Five moments. One story that’s yours.
SMALL GIFT. YOUR WHOLE STORY.
A photo gift that opens one memory at a time
Spin a Memory turns five photos and your own words into a digital capsule machine. Each turn reveals another moment, with your final message saved for last. Try the sample, then build a preview with the people and memories that matter to you.
From your camera roll to something personal
- Choose five photos: a beginning, an everyday moment, an adventure, an inside joke and a favourite together.
- Add a short note to each photo. Name one detail only the two of you would recognise. The writing helper can suggest a starting point.
- Pick a mood, save your strongest message for the fifth capsule and preview the whole gift before sharing.
Find a starting point
Before you make your gift
What can I try today?
The examples and editor are available to try. Publishing permanent links is currently a private pilot with an access code; public checkout is not open yet.
Can I use photos from my phone?
Choose JPG, HEIC, PNG or WebP photos, up to 20 MB each. The editor prepares a smaller copy for the gift, including converting supported HEIC images. Your original file stays unchanged.
Who can see a published gift?
Anyone you give the secret link to can open it. Gifts are excluded from search indexing, but a link is not an identity check: share it only with people you trust. Published gifts are kept for up to 180 days; the organiser can revoke the link earlier.
Do I need perfect photos or polished writing?
Ordinary moments often make the most personal gifts. A blurry picnic photo with a specific memory can mean more than a perfect portrait. Use photos you have permission to share, and keep private details out of public screenshots.