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PicShots vs WedUploader
Both products let guests contribute through a browser and a QR code. WedUploader sends photos and videos to your Google Drive. PicShots gives guests a limited camera roll and brings their photos into a gallery you control.
Last reviewed 2026-10-30
WedUploader fits hosts who want unlimited guest uploads delivered directly to Google Drive, including videos. Choose PicShots when the activity matters: a disposable-style browser camera, per-guest shot limits, and a shared gallery you reveal after the event. PicShots supports photos, not video, and does not require connecting a Google Drive account.
Side-by-side
| Compare | PicShots | WedUploader |
|---|---|---|
| Guest access | QR or link opens the browser camera; no guest account. | QR or link opens a browser upload page; no app required. |
| Media | Photos with per-guest shot limits. | Photos and videos; unlimited uploads subject to Google Drive storage. |
| Storage destination | PicShots gallery; download a ZIP to archive elsewhere. | Files go directly into the host's connected Google Drive. |
| Event experience | Disposable-style camera roll and host-controlled gallery reveal. | Upload-first collection into a wedding album linked to Drive. |
| Availability window | Upload and gallery hosting windows depend on the selected plan. | Advertises albums that never expire; file storage depends on your Drive account. |
| Getting started | Free for up to 10 guests. Paid event plans $16–$65. | Guests contribute free; check current host packages on WedUploader. |
Published by PicShots. Comparison based on public product information, checked 2026-10-30. Sources: WedUploader features and FAQ
Why hosts switch
Put one QR on your tables and give guests a camera roll for the reception.
Keep the shared gallery hidden until you are ready for guests to browse.
Download a ZIP before your hosting window ends, then save it to Drive or another archive.
FAQ
Yes. Both PicShots and WedUploader let guests contribute through a browser using a QR code or link.
No. PicShots collects photos in its own event gallery. The host can download a ZIP and upload the files to Drive afterward. WedUploader sends files directly to a connected Google Drive account.
WedUploader supports photo and video uploads. PicShots currently supports photos only.
No. This comparison is published by PicShots using WedUploader's public product information. WedUploader is a separate service.
Ready to go
Test PicShots with a small group, try the QR flow, and reveal your first gallery before choosing a paid plan.