QR Album

One price for the whole occasion.

No subscription — you pay once per event. Start free with 20 uploads; the Essential album is £29.

Free
£0
Free for good
Try it on a small do.
  • 20 photos, videos & voice notes
  • 1 GB storage
  • Unlimited guests — no app needed
  • 30-day album
  • Badge on shared media
  • No original-quality download
Start free
Essential
£29
one payment · per occasion
Every memory, full quality, yours for good.
  • Unlimited photos, videos & voice
  • 5 GB storage
  • Download all originals (ZIP)
  • No badge on your media
  • 90-day album
  • Host moderation tools
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Most popular
Celebrate
£69
one payment · per occasion
The full guest experience, up on the big screen.
  • Everything in Essential
  • 10 GB storage
  • Live photo wall at the venue
  • 90-day album
  • Video up to 10 min
  • Priority support
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Everything included
Grand
£89
one payment · per occasion
For the day you only get the once.
  • Everything in Celebrate
  • 20 GB storage
  • Live stream for guests who can’t be there
  • Voice notes transcribed
  • Custom link
  • 90-day album
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Compare the plans
From £29 · free plan available · see pricing
Pricing

Every plan, side by side

FreeEssentialCelebrateGrand
Uploads & guests
Photos, videos & voice20UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Storage1 GB5 GB10 GB20 GB
GuestsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Album & downloads
Album retention30 days90 days90 days90 days
Original-quality download
Badge on media
Live
Live photo wall
Live stream
Support & data
Moderation tools
Priority support

Asked before, answered properly

How much is a QR code for wedding photos?

Less than a round of drinks: your first album is free (20 uploads, 30-day life), and paid plans are a single payment from £29 for the whole occasion — never a subscription. The QR code itself costs nothing and works the moment the album exists.

Can guests upload photos AND videos with one QR code?

Yes — one code takes everything: photos, videos and voice notes, from every guest, straight into the same album. No second link, no separate app for video.

Why not just a shared Google Drive or WhatsApp group?

Because somebody has to chase it for weeks. A Drive needs sign-ins and permissions; WhatsApp compresses every photo and buries the videos. The QR code needs neither — guests scan, upload originals, done.

Is there honestly a free plan?

Yes — a free album with 20 uploads and a 30-day life, free for good. No card details, no trial that quietly becomes a subscription.

Do my guests have to download anything?

No. The QR code opens a page in their browser — no app, no account, nothing to explain to your great-aunt.

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once per occasion — £29 for Essential — and that is the end of it. Nothing renews, nothing to cancel.

How long do I have the album?

90 days on every paid plan, 30 on the free one. Download every original in full resolution, as often as you like, before it closes.

What if someone uploads something I’d rather not keep?

Turn moderation on and nothing appears until you’ve approved it. You can remove anything at any point, without anyone being told.

Who can open the album?

Up to you. Leave the link open so every guest can browse and download, or put a password on the page and hand it only to the people who were there.

Do I need to print anything special?

No — you get the QR code the moment the album exists. Print it on place cards, prop it on the bar, or put it up on a screen. If a phone camera can see it, it works.

Is it just for photos?

No. Guests send photos, videos and voice notes from the same page — the speech and the laughter after it, not just a picture of it.

What if the signal at the venue is dreadful?

Marquees usually are. The link keeps working after the day — a guest whose upload didn’t go through opens the same link at home and sends everything then.

Why not a WhatsApp group — or disposable cameras on the tables?

A group chat compresses every photo and video, buries the voice notes, and scatters the day across 40 threads. A disposable camera gives you 27 frames, no video, no sound and a fortnight’s wait. The album keeps every original in full resolution in 1 place — and your guests already carry a better camera than the one on the table.

Anything we’ve not answered? Write to us — we reply the same day.

No app · No sign-up · No fuss

Every photo of the day, home by morning.

Set your album up in 2 minutes — the QR code is ready long before the first guest’s coat is off.

  1. Name the occasion
  2. Print the QR code
  3. Leave it on the tables
Free to start · Nothing for guests to install · Pay once per occasion