Every guest already has the camera
No bulk-ordering physical disposables. Guests scan one QR and their browser becomes a limited camera roll for the night.
Digital disposable camera
Keep the candid roll feeling couples love — without buying film cameras, chasing missing rolls, or waiting on a lab. One QR code turns every phone into a limited guest camera.
Why this works
Physical disposable cameras are nostalgic — and fragile. Rolls go missing, exposure fails, and processing adds cost and delay. A digital disposable camera keeps the constraint that makes guest photos fun (everyone gets a limited roll) while collecting everything into one gallery you control.
What you get
No bulk-ordering physical disposables. Guests scan one QR and their browser becomes a limited camera roll for the night.
Like film, each guest gets a fair number of shots. The gallery stays candid instead of becoming an unlimited dump.
Keep uploads private during the reception, remove anything you do not want shared, then open the gallery when you are ready.
Download a ZIP of every guest roll for your album or editor — no lost cameras, no scanning lab, no blank frames.
How it works
Set guest count and per-guest shot limit — your digital film roll size.
Print table cards and a welcome sign. Guests scan with the phone they already have.
Each guest gets a limited disposable-style camera in the browser. No app, no account.
Open the gallery when ready, then download the full archive as a ZIP.
Digital vs film
Want the full comparison? See PicShots vs disposable cameras and the wedding guest photo sharing page.
FAQ
It is a browser-based guest camera with a per-guest shot limit — the same intentional feeling as a disposable camera, without film. Guests scan a QR code, shoot during the wedding, and photos land in one host-controlled gallery.
For most couples who want usable photos quickly, yes. Physical disposables still win as table decor objects. Digital wins on coverage, cost, quality control, and turnaround.
No. PicShots opens in the mobile browser after a QR scan. Guests enter a display name and start shooting.
Start around 20–30 photos per guest for a typical reception. Raise the limit for multi-day weekends or if you enable short video clips.
Yes. Some couples keep a few physical cameras as decor and use PicShots as the real collection system so photos are not lost to missing rolls.
Free for up to 10 guests. No credit card. One QR code for the whole wedding.