Every guest's photos, one album
The best photos of your event are on your guests' phones. Print one QR — everyone's shots land in a single shared gallery you keep forever.
- 1Create your album
- 2Print the QR for your tables
- 3Guests scan & add their photos
First 3 months free, no card needed.
Why businesses choose it
One QR collects every phone’s photos
Guests scan the QR on their table and upload straight from their camera roll. The photos your photographer never sees — the table laughs, the kids — all land in one album.
No app, no account for guests
Uploading takes a scan and two taps in the browser. Even the aunties can do it — and they take the best photos.
You approve what shows
Moderate uploads from your dashboard before they appear in the shared gallery. Your album, your call.
Location data stripped automatically
Every uploaded photo is re-processed and its GPS location removed before it is stored — guests’ privacy is protected by default.
Pairs with your invitation
Made a Duqit invitation? Add an album in one tap and the two share your event details. Invite, celebrate, collect — one flow.
Who it's for
Weddings, homecomings, birthday parties, batch reunions and office events — any gathering where fifty phones take a thousand photos that normally die in fifty galleries. Print the QR, put it on the tables, keep every photo.
Frequently asked questions
How do guests add their photos?
They scan the QR at the event, pick photos from their phone, and upload — right in the browser. No app, no account, no login.
Can I stop unwanted photos appearing?
Yes — you can review uploads in your dashboard and remove anything before or after it appears in the shared gallery.
How many photos can guests upload?
Up to 300 photos per album at up to 5 MB each — plenty for a full wedding. Photos are optimised automatically so the album loads fast.
How long does the album stay online?
As long as your subscription is active, and the public gallery stays viewable even if your editing access lapses. Download your photos any time.
Is it private?
The album lives at an unguessable link — only people with the QR or link can see it, and location data is stripped from every photo.