One QR code, and every guest can add photos

Print the code on a table card, a sign or the invitation. Guests point their phone camera at it and start adding photos and videos in the browser.

Create an album See a demo album

Free for up to 5 guests. Paid plans from $28 per event, paid once.

Add your photos and videos

Maya & Sam's wedding

Point your phone camera at the code.

Everyshot

Every album prints a card like this. Scan this one to open the demo album.

How it works

1
Print the card
Every album comes with a printable table card and a QR code image you can put on anything.
2
Guests scan and type their name
The phone camera opens the album. There is no app to install and no account to make.
3
Photos land in the album
Everything they add shows up for everyone, and on the big screen if it is on.

More ways in

A short album code

Guests can also type the code at geteveryshot.com/j. It has no 0 and O or 1 and I to mix up.

Links for group chats

Share the album link on WhatsApp, by text message or with the share sheet.

Email invites

Send personal invite links by email, up to 50 at a time, and see who joined.

A new code when you need one

Shared too widely? Get a new code. The old QR code, links and printed cards stop working, and guests who joined stay in.

Back in later

Guests come back to the album on the same phone, or add an email to open it on another one.

Where the code takes them

The album, laid out like a profile guests already know, with a button to add their photos.

Where hosts use it

Questions

Do guests need an app to scan the code?

No. The camera app on iPhone and Android reads the code and opens the album in the browser.

Can I print the code on invitations?

Yes. Download the QR code as an image and put it on anything you print.

What if the code gets shared too widely?

Make a new code. The old one stops working, and guests who already joined keep their access.

How many guests can join?

It depends on the plan: from 5 on Free to 5,000 on Galaxy.

Try it at your next event