QR-first onboarding
Print one QR code on a table card, welcome sign, or wedding programme. Guests open it with their phone camera and land directly on your event upload page — no search, no app store, no friction.
Guest photo upload app
PicShots is a browser-based guest photo upload app for weddings, parties, and corporate events. Print one QR code, let every guest upload from their phone, and collect everything into a private gallery you can reveal and download as a ZIP.
Why a guest upload app
Guests already take photos at your event. The hard part is getting them out of forty different camera rolls and into one gallery you can actually use. PicShots solves that with a single QR code, a browser upload page, and a host dashboard — no app to download, no shared album to set up, no group chat to chase.
What you get
Print one QR code on a table card, welcome sign, or wedding programme. Guests open it with their phone camera and land directly on your event upload page — no search, no app store, no friction.
Everything runs in the mobile browser. Guests do not download anything, sign up for anything, or grant permissions to a new app. They type a display name and start uploading photos.
Every upload from every guest collects in the same event gallery. You stop chasing the group chat and the `please send me your photos` thread that never gets answered.
Keep uploads private during the event, review the gallery, then open it for the room. Useful for weddings, baby showers, and corporate events where the host wants moderation before the public reveal.
Optionally lock the event behind a PIN so only invited guests can upload or view. Uploads live in private storage with no public listings.
When the event ends, download everything as a single ZIP. Perfect for wedding albums, bachelor-party keepsakes, or your company comms team's recap deck.
How it works
Sign in as a host, name your event, set a per-guest shot limit, and grab the guest link and QR code from the host dashboard.
Print the QR for tables, slip it into your wedding programme, or pin the link in your event Slack or group chat. Everyone lands in the same upload page.
Guests type a display name and either capture in the browser or upload from their camera roll. Uploads collect into your private event gallery.
Open the gallery for guests when ready, then download the full archive as a ZIP whenever you want.
How it stacks up
Looking for a deeper comparison? See PicShots vs disposable cameras and PicShots vs Google Photos shared albums.
Built for every kind of event
PicShots works as a guest photo upload app for any event, but each event type has its own setup tips, FAQ answers, and gallery patterns. Pick the closest fit:
FAQ
A guest photo upload app lets the people at your event contribute their own photos to a single shared gallery. With PicShots, guests scan a QR code or open a link, type a display name, and upload from the mobile browser. There is nothing to install on either side.
Yes. PicShots is widely used as a wedding guest camera app and a digital alternative to disposable cameras. Couples print one QR code per table, guests scan and shoot from their phones, and every candid lands in a host-controlled gallery the couple can download as a ZIP.
When you create an event, PicShots gives you a guest link and a printable QR code. Guests scan the QR with their phone camera, land on your event's upload page, and add photos. The gallery stays hidden until you choose to reveal it, so you can review uploads first.
No. Guests use the mobile browser. They tap your link or scan a QR code, enter a display name, and start uploading. There is no app store, no account, and no install on either iPhone or Android.
Disposable cameras are charming but fragile: rolls get lost, half the photos are unusable, and you still need to pay for film processing and scanning. A guest photo upload app keeps the candid, per-guest feel while collecting everything instantly into a downloadable digital gallery.
Yes. Set a per-guest shot limit when you create the event. This keeps the experience feeling like a disposable camera and stops a small number of guests from dominating the gallery.
Yes. Guests can either capture new photos in the browser camera or pick existing photos from their phone's library and upload those. Either way, the per-guest shot limit applies.
Uploads are stored privately, served via short-lived event-scoped links. There are no public listings. Hosts can require a PIN, keep the gallery hidden during the event, delete any upload, and download a ZIP at any time.
Yes. PicShots is free forever for events with up to 10 guests. Larger events pay once per event based on expected guest count — there are no subscriptions and no per-photo fees.
Create your event, print one QR code, and collect every photo from every phone — without an app install.