A QR code on the table. Every photo in one place.
Print it anywhere
Download the code as a PNG for quick prints or an SVG for the stationer. Table cards, the order of service, a sign by the bar.
Works on any phone
Every phone camera made in the last decade reads QR codes without an app. Guests tap the link that appears and they are in.
Private by default
The code points at an unguessable address. Only people with it can see the album, and the Legacy plan adds a password.
Three steps. About four minutes.
Create the event
Name it, date it, pick a theme. The site is live at its own address straight away.
Put the code on the tables
Download the QR code as PNG or SVG and print it where people sit and arrive.
Watch the album fill up
Approve what you like. The same link opens the gallery for everyone the next morning.
Asked before they book.
How does QR code photo sharing work?
A QR code encodes your event's private link. When a guest points their phone camera at it, the phone offers to open the link, which lands on an upload page in the browser. Photos go from the phone straight to secure storage and appear in your album.
Where should I put the QR code?
On every table, on the invitation or order of service, and on a sign where people arrive. Mention it once in the speeches and uploads jump.
Do guests need an app to scan the QR code?
No. The camera app on iPhone and Android reads QR codes natively, and the upload page runs in the browser.
Is a QR code photo album private?
Yes. The link is a long random address that cannot be guessed, files are never public, and on Legacy you can add a password. Nothing is indexed by search engines.
What size should a QR code be on a table card?
At least 3 cm across, dark on a light background, with a little clear space around it. Test it with your own phone before you print fifty.
Can I get the QR code as a vector file?
Yes. Moment and above can download the code as SVG as well as PNG, so a printer can scale it to any size without blurring.
Set up takes about four minutes.
Create the event, pick a theme, print the code.
Create your event