What is SpaceHey Photos?

SpaceHey Photos is a system based on HTML and CSS designed to share images within the SpaceHey community, recreating what MySpace Photos used to be, while keeping that classic and nostalgic early 2000s internet aesthetic.

It works entirely through code, which means it is fully customizable. You don’t need much experience: you can use it as it is or edit colors, styles, and details to match your own vibe.

It’s not just about uploading photos, it’s about expressing yourself. Showing what you have on your PC, your interests, screenshots, edits, or anything that represents your digital world. It’s basically a visual extension of your profile.

Before you start

1 - I will make a video explaining how to use it, but for now you’ll have to follow this guide.

2 - This system works by modifying blog entries using HTML and CSS, which means everything is built using SpaceHey blogs.

Recommended order (important)

To keep everything organized and working correctly, follow this order:

1 - Create the main albums section.

2 - Create the albums.

3 - Create the individual photo views.

Create albums section (main)

Title: "Your username - albums"

Category: Art & Photography

Privacy: URL only (only people with the link can access it)

Comments: disabled

Then use the generator here:

Go to albums generator

Create albums

Each album is a blog entry.

Title: "Album name - albums"

Category: Art & Photography

Privacy: URL only

Comments: disabled

Use the generator here:

Go to album generator

IMPORTANT about photos

Each photo is its own blog entry.

If you want 5 photos in an album, you need to create 5 blog posts (one per photo).

Photo view (view photo)

Each photo has its own individual view.

Title: "Album name - view photo"

Category: Art & Photography

Privacy: URL only

Comments: enabled

Use the generator here:

Go to photo generator

Final notes

I know this might feel confusing or even tedious at first, but it’s the best way to recreate something similar to MySpace Photos using SpaceHey’s current system.

I’ll add more detailed instructions inside the generators later to make everything easier.