Put a screen at your venue that fills with event photos as they come in, with nobody behind it running a slideshow by hand.
A wall gives your venue a second reason to look up, and gives every photo somewhere to be seen the same day it's taken.
Photos guests and photographers add appear on the screen minutes after they're taken, so people see themselves at their own event.
Once it's on, the screen keeps itself updated. No clicker, no laptop to babysit at the back of the room.
Pick which albums feed the wall. Secret albums never show, whatever else is switched on.
A television, a projector, or a large display at the entrance all work the same way.
Set it up once before doors open, then leave it running.
Decide which albums feed the wall. Anything you've marked secret is left out automatically.
Open the photo wall on the screen or display at your venue and leave it running.
As photos are added to the event, whether from a photographer or from guests, they start appearing on the wall.
Guests see themselves and each other on screen throughout the event, which is often what brings more of them to add their own photos.
Anywhere there's a wall, a screen, or a corner of the room worth pointing a display at.
A screen near registration or the main stage keeps the room's energy visible all day.
A screen at the reception fills with guest and photographer photos as the evening runs.
A wall at a busy booth draws visitors over to see if they've been caught on screen.
The wall becomes part of the room's design, filling with the launch as it happens.
No. Any television, projector or display you can open a browser on will show the wall. Nothing extra to install at the venue.
Yes. Once a photo is added to an album that feeds the wall, it takes its turn on screen alongside the others.
No. Secret albums are left out of the wall entirely, whatever else is turned on for the event.
Your event's branding carries through wherever your photos are shown, including the wall.
The wall is built to keep running through an event's busiest moments, from a handful of photos to a full gallery.
Yes. It's a screen you open when you want it and close when you don't. It doesn't need to run for the whole time your gallery stays open.
The free plan covers a real event, not a sandbox. Start there and put your first wall up.
Free plan: unlimited events, 300 photos a month · Unlimited photos from $99 a month