Guides to collecting everyone’s photos

How to make a QR code that collects your guests’ wedding photos: setting up the album, printing table cards, the wording that gets scans, and the mistakes to avoid.

Shared albums, hashtags, disposable cameras, group chats or a QR code: how each way of collecting guests’ wedding photos works and where it falls down.

Looking for a wedding photo sharing app? With a QR code, guests share photos and videos from their phone’s browser: no download, no account.

Where QR codes help at a wedding: RSVP cards, the website, guest photo sharing, the menu and the playlist. What each should link to and how to print it.

Four ways to get photos from iPhone to a Windows PC: the Photos app, File Explorer, iCloud, or wirelessly with a QR code. Plus fixes if it won't connect.

Move photos from an Android phone to a Windows PC with a USB cable, Phone Link, Quick Share, Google Photos or a QR code. Step by step, with when to use each.

Make a free QR code that collects photos and videos from anyone who scans it. No app, no account, original quality. Up to 100 uploads free.

Put a QR code on the cake table and get every guest’s birthday photos in one album. No app, no sign-up, full quality. Free for up to 100 photos.

Share one QR code at your event and every guest’s photos and videos land in one album as they’re sent. No app, no sign-up, original quality.

Scan a code on the computer screen and your photos appear on it. Deleted after 24 hours.