Built for graduation weekends

Why graduation photos are a mess by Monday

  • The ceremony is too far away, too dark, or bans large cameras
  • Out-of-town family takes the best candids home on their phones
  • The class group chat is 400 people and not a photo album
  • Parents are hugging everyone, so they are not shooting

What you get

Everything tuned for graduation guest camera

  • Made for the party, not the bleachers

    Use PicShots where guests can actually shoot: backyard dinner, restaurant, Airbnb, hotel suite. Follow venue photo rules at the ceremony itself.

  • Family, classmates, and neighbours on one roll

    No one installs an app between the handshake and the parking lot. Mixed-age lists scan the same QR and type a name.

  • A folder for the graduate, not a hashtag graveyard

    Public tags mix with thousands of other cap-and-gown posts. Your gallery is only this weekend, named, and downloadable.

  • USD pricing that matches a house party or a hall

    Free up to 10. Intimate dinners start at $16. Larger receptions go to $65 for up to 250 guests. Paid once.

Setup tips

Setup tips for graduation weekend

  1. 1

    Print the QR for the after-party, not the ceremony gate

    Stadiums and halls often restrict photography. Put the code on the dinner table, the backyard drinks, or the Airbnb welcome note.

  2. 2

    Assign one cousin to scan first

    The first upload makes the gallery real. Out-of-town relatives who already have phones out will follow.

  3. 3

    Download before everyone flies home

    Export the ZIP the next morning so the graduate has a local copy before relatives scatter.

FAQ

Common questions

Can we use PicShots inside the commencement venue?

Follow the school or venue rules. Many ceremonies limit photography from the seats. Place the QR at the after-party so guests who kept phones away during the rite still join later.

Do guests need an app?

No. They scan the QR, type a name, and shoot in the browser. Photos upload to your gallery instead of filling their camera roll.

How much does a graduation gallery cost?

Free up to 10 guests. Paid events are $16 (up to 50 guests), $32 (up to 100 guests), $40 (up to 150 guests), $65 (up to 250 guests) in USD, one time. No subscription.

Should we still make a graduation hashtag?

A public tag is fine for stories. Use the free hashtag generator, then collect originals in PicShots so the family ZIP is not a scavenger hunt across Instagram.

Can we keep the gallery to invited family?

Yes. Share the link only with attendees and add a PIN if you want an extra step. Hosts can delete uploads before revealing.

USD pricing

Free up to 10 guests. Paid once after that.

Catalog prices are in US dollars. You pay per event, not per photo, and there is no monthly subscription. Paddle may show a local currency at checkout.

  • FreeUp to 10 guests · 5 shots each · 90 days hostedFree
  • IntimateUp to 50 guests · 15 shots each · 6 months hosted$16
  • EventUp to 100 guests · 25 shots each · 12 months hosted$32
  • Big eventUp to 150 guests · 35 shots each · 18 months hosted$40
  • GrandUp to 250 guests · 50 shots each · 24 months hosted$65

See full pricing · Guest count calculator

Tools and alternatives

Use the free tools without an account, then compare PicShots with the shared albums guests already know.

More occasions

Birthdays, showers, graduations, and more

English-language guest-camera guides with USD pricing. Same product, copy written for how each gathering actually runs.

Ready to go

Send the graduate home with the photos, not a group-chat promise.

Create a PicShots event for the dinner or house party, print one QR, and download the weekend before everyone leaves town.

  • Free for 10 guests
  • No app required
  • Host-controlled