One QR code takes every guest straight to your event's photos, printed on a table card, a badge, or a screen at the door.
A QR code turns a link nobody wants to type into something a guest reaches in one tap, from wherever you put it.
Print it once and it opens the same event page for every guest, whatever photos are on it that day.
Guests scan with their phone's own camera and land on the event page in their browser. Nothing to download.
Table cards, badges, banners, invitations, or a screen at check-in. The code doesn't change, so signage printed early still works on the day.
The moment your event goes live, the email you receive includes the same code, ready to share again.
A code is only useful if it's easy to put up and easy to scan. Both sides of that are one step each.
Once your event is ready, publish it and its QR code is generated for you automatically.
Add it to table cards, badges, signage or a screen at the venue, in whatever combination suits your event.
Any phone camera reads it and opens the event page directly, no app or download involved.
From there, a guest takes a selfie or browses the shared albums to find their own photos.
Anywhere a guest has a moment to glance down and a phone already in hand.
Printed on the badge, so the code travels with every attendee all day.
On the registration desk and on signage around the venue.
On the table cards, so guests find it without asking anyone for a link.
On booth signage, so a passing visitor can scan and move on.
No. The same code keeps opening the same event page, whatever photos are on it that day. Signage printed early still works throughout the event.
They don't need one. Every modern phone reads a QR code straight from its own camera app and opens the event page in the browser.
Yes. Once your event is published, its QR code is set and works from that point on, so table cards, badges and banners can be printed in advance.
Yes. Scanning the code takes a guest to the same gate anyone with the link would reach, whether that's open, a registration step, or a PIN.
Yes, if you've turned guest uploads on for the event, guests scanning the code can add their own photos from the same page.
It keeps opening the event page for as long as the gallery stays open, so guests can share it on and scan it again after the day itself.
The free plan covers a real event, not a sandbox. Start there and print your first code today.
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