Guides to collecting your guests' photos
A QR code on the table, at the door or on the screen is enough for guests to send photos with no app and no account. These guides explain how to do that at a wedding, a communion or baptism, a company dinner, and a concert or other large event.
Each one covers where to put the QR, what to tell people, how to handle privacy and how to download the files when the event ends. Plan length and storage are on the pricing page. Photos are not kept indefinitely: after the event expires there are 14 days to download, and then the files are deleted.
How to collect your wedding guests' photos with a QR code
How to collect wedding guest photos with a QR code: where to put the cards, what to tell guests, privacy and how to download the album afterwards.
Photos from a communion, baptism or family celebration with a QR code
How to collect photos from a communion, baptism or family lunch with a QR code: cards, consent, the screen and downloading afterwards.
Company dinner photos on a live screen
How to put guest photos on the screen at a company dinner or corporate event with a QR code and Live Wall.
A live photo screen for concerts and large events
How to use Live Wall at a concert, festival or large event: QR codes on screens and signage, moderation, Spectator Mode and the real limits.