Fast guest access

QR code photo gallery

Place one QR entry where guests can see it and guide them from the venue into the private photo gallery on their phones.

From the room to the gallery

Make the entry easy to find

A QR code is a convenient way to share the same private event entry without asking guests to type a long address. After opening it, people still join the event according to the organizer's access settings. They can then contribute to photo bingo, the shared gallery, or both when those features are enabled.

Useful at the venue

A visible path to guest uploads

01

Scan from printed material

Add the QR entry to table cards, a welcome sign, the event program, or another place guests naturally look.

02

Show it on the live screen

Keep the event entry visible on a venue display so late arrivals can join without asking the organizer for a link.

03

Keep the gallery private

Scanning opens the event entry; it does not turn the gallery into a public search result or remove the configured joining rules.

A short guest journey

How a QR photo gallery works

  1. Step 1

    Prepare the event

    Configure gallery uploads, moderation, and participant access before sharing the event entry.

  2. Step 2

    Display the QR entry

    Use it on printed material or the live screen together with a short explanation of what guests can upload.

  3. Step 3

    Guests join and contribute

    After scanning, guests follow the event access flow and add photos from the browser on their phone.

Placement ideas

Where to share the gallery QR code

  • Wedding table cards
  • A welcome sign near the entrance
  • The printed event program
  • A presentation between agenda blocks
  • Menus or place cards
  • A follow-up message for attendees

Give guests one clear gallery entry

Create the private event first, then place its QR entry where attendees can scan it when they are ready to contribute.