For weddings
Wedding photo sharing with a QR code
Print one QR code. Your guests scan it with their phone camera, type their name, and start taking photos — no app, no account. Every picture lands in a private album that only you can see.
Create your free eventNo app to download
The camera opens in the phone’s browser, on iPhone and Android alike. That is the difference between a few guests joining and nearly everyone joining: nobody wants to install something at a wedding.
The photos your photographer misses
The cocktail-hour jokes, the dance floor from the back, grandma laughing at the other end of the table. Guests see the evening from places a photographer is not standing.
One private album, yours to keep
Guests see only their own photos; you see everything and can download it all in one go. Location data is stripped from every photo on the guest’s phone before it uploads. Your camera stays open and your photos are kept for 12 months after you pay.
Works when the venue wifi does not
Photos are saved on the guest’s phone first and upload by themselves once there is a connection, so a barn with no signal does not cost you a single picture.
A QR card ready to print
Your dashboard makes a print-ready card with the QR code, in the language you choose for it. Put it on tables, in the welcome sign, or on the back of the place cards.
Questions
Do wedding guests need to install an app?+
No. They scan the QR code with the phone’s normal camera and the event camera opens in the browser.
Where do the photos go?+
Into a private album for the host. Guests can see and delete only the photos they took themselves.
How many photos can each guest take?+
You choose — 15 each by default, up to 30. A small limit keeps the disposable-camera feel and the album easy to browse.
What does it cost?+
Try it free for 30 days with up to 15 guests — no card needed. Paid plans are a single payment per event ($19 for up to 50 guests, up to $69 for 300); there is no subscription.