Field notes

Make the first living album feel effortless.

Short, practical guidance for preparing the media, publishing the album and guiding the customer handoff.

01Plan a useful pilotChoose a project that looks like your everyday work.02Prepare the mediaA strong pairing starts with a clear still and one clean beat of motion.03Design the handoffSet expectations before the first album is opened or photograph is scanned.

Plan a useful pilot

Pick a small project that represents the way you prepare and deliver albums, so the pilot tells you something true.

Pick one product and one delivery path
Use final, customer-approved media
Decide who owns and publishes the album
Collect feedback after the first handoff

Prepare the media

A living photo works best when the still and the clip obviously belong together.

Choose short clips with one clear emotional beat
Match orientation and framing where you can
Keep sound intentional, not incidental
Preview every pair before publishing

Design the handoff

The first thirty seconds with the album decide how the whole experience feels. Prepare the customer for it.

Share the private invitation link, or explain that public scanning is enabled
Send public-photo viewers to knotclick.com/scanner; private viewers sign in and use Scan photos
Explain that video viewing and scanning need an internet connection
Show View photo, Play linked video and the sound controls

Ready when you are

Want this applied to your workflow?

Create an album, pair a photograph with its video, and preview your first memory. Choose private invitations or public photo scanning when you publish.

Create an album Scan a photo