QR code to collect photos at a wedding, party or event
Show a QR code to your guests: everyone drops their photos into your album with no account, no app and no email.
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One QR, one gesture
Create an AnonShot album, display its invitation QR code — on a table card or projected full screen — and every guest opens it with their phone camera. They drop their photos straight in: no app, no account, no email harvesting.
Viewing or dropping: pick the usage
The standard album lets guests see what others uploaded; deposit-only (blackhole) mode hides the content and only accepts uploads. For a wedding, deposit mode keeps candid shots out of public circulation.
- Print it big: the more visible the QR, the more it gets used.
- Add a password if the venue is open to the public.
- The link stays alive: guests can also upload after the party, from home.
After the event
You (and only you) keep the management link: download everything, sort it, remove duplicates before redistributing the selection to your loved ones.
Frequently asked questions
- Do guests need to install anything?
- No. A browser is enough: the QR opens the drop page, the guest picks their photos and confirms.
- How many photos can an album hold?
- Up to a thousand photos by default — far more than a typical evening.