The complete guide to Pix Wedding: how guests upload photos by QR code with no app, what each plan costs ($49 to $89 once), pros, cons and who it suits.
Pix Wedding is a QR code photo and video sharing app for weddings. You create an album, print its QR code, and guests scan it with their phone camera to upload photos and videos straight from the browser, with no app and no account. Everything lands in one private gallery that you control and can download as a ZIP. You can start free with up to 20 guest uploads and no card. Paid plans are one-time payments of $49, $59 or $89 with unlimited photos and videos.
Pix Wedding solves one problem: the photos your guests take end up scattered across dozens of phones, group chats and social accounts, and most of them never reach you. Pix Wedding gives the whole wedding one shared album with one QR code. Guests point their camera at the code, tap the link, pick photos or videos and upload. They never see an app store page, a sign-up form or a password.
It is built for the guest side of the day. It does not replace a professional photographer, and it is not a marketplace for hiring one. Most couples use both: the photographer covers the formal shots, and guests fill the album with candid moments from their tables, the dance floor and the after-party. If your photographer wants their shots in the same gallery, Standard and Pro include a private photographer upload link.
Setup takes one sitting. Nothing has to be installed on your side either: the dashboard runs in the browser on a laptop or phone.
Sign up at pix.wedding with your email and create an event with your names and date. The free plan starts right away, no card needed.
Decide whether guests can browse the album, whether they can download photos, and whether new uploads need your approval before they appear. Viewing and downloads are on by default, approval is off by default.
Download the code and put it on table cards, a welcome sign, stickers or the back of the menu. Paid plans include QR design templates, and the free QR sticker designer works with any plan.
Scan the printed code with two different phones, ideally one iPhone and one Android, and upload a test photo. Delete the test afterwards.
A sign at the entrance, a card on each table and one mention from the MC during dinner do most of the work. After that, the album fills itself.
On paid plans guests can upload for 3 months (Starter), 6 months (Standard) or 12 months (Pro), counted from the day you create the event. If your wedding is far away, create the album closer to the date or choose a plan with a longer window.
The guest side is designed for the least technical person at your wedding. This is everything a guest does.
They open the regular camera app and point it at the code. A link pops up, and one tap opens your album in the phone browser.
They choose shots from their camera roll or take new ones. Several files can go up at once, in full resolution, photos up to 30 MB and videos up to 100 MB each.
Uploads appear in the shared gallery, or wait for your approval if you switched moderation on. If you allow it, guests can browse and download the album too.
Depending on your plan, guests can leave a voice message in the audio guestbook, pick a photo mission before they shoot, or find every photo they appear in with AI selfie search.
Every extra step loses guests. An app means an app store, a password and free storage space, and many older relatives stop right there. A browser link works on any modern iPhone or Android phone without installing anything. More on the no app download page.
Every paid plan includes unlimited photos and videos. The higher plans add tools for the reception itself and longer access afterwards. Each card below names the plans that include it.
Each album gets its own code. It is never public and never part of a social feed. Every plan, including Free.
A digital disposable camera: photos stay hidden until the reveal time you set, and you can cap shots per guest. All paid plans. How it works
Download everything at once in original quality, ready to back up or send to a print shop. All paid plans.
New uploads play on a TV or projector at the venue, straight from a browser. Standard and Pro. See the slideshow
Split the gallery into up to 6 sub-albums, such as ceremony, reception and after-party, all under one QR code. Standard and Pro.
Guests record voice messages in the browser next to their photos. No phone booth to rent. Standard and Pro.
Guests pick a photo challenge before they shoot, and a live leaderboard can run on the slideshow. Standard and Pro.
Your photographer uploads into a separate album inside the same gallery, with no account needed. Standard and Pro.
Guests take one selfie and see every photo they appear in. Face data stays private to your event and is deleted with it. Pro.
Add co-hosts so a planner, parent or friend can help manage the album. Pro also adds priority support and a custom domain. Pro.
Each plan is one payment, not a subscription, and there is no per-guest fee. Prices here are in US dollars. Checkout can also show prices in EUR, GBP, CAD and TRY.
Best for: Testing the whole flow before you pay, or a very small get-together.
Best for: Most weddings that simply want every guest photo and video in one place.
Best for: Receptions where you want guest photos on screen and some games during the party.
Best for: Large weddings, planners, and couples who want the longest access.
If no guest has uploaded anything, you get 100% of your payment back when you ask within 30 days after the event. That also covers cancelling before the wedding and technical failures. Full terms are on the refund policy page.
The album belongs to the couple. Guests can add to it, but only hosts can take anything away.
The album is reachable only through its QR code or link. It never appears in a public feed. About the private QR code
Switch on moderation and nothing shows in the gallery until you approve it. Off by default.
Let guests browse the album, or make it upload-only so only you see the photos. On by default.
Allow or block guests from downloading photos from the gallery. On by default.
Delete single uploads or bulk-delete from your dashboard. Guests cannot delete photos, so nothing disappears by accident.
On Pro, invite co-hosts by email as admins or view-only helpers, so a planner or parent can help manage the album.
We analysed our own data from 203 weddings on Pix Wedding with 40,531 guest uploads in total. The typical album held 149 photos and videos (the median), and the middle half of weddings landed between 70 and 253. The average was higher, 197, because a few very active weddings pull it up. The largest album had 1,365 uploads, and just 3 guests sent them.
Median album size across 203 weddings
Median number of guests who uploaded per wedding (average 9.8)
Median uploads per guest who took part
Largest album in the dataset, sent by 3 guests
The lesson for planning: a handful of keen guests usually carries the album, so your job is to make uploading easy enough that more people join in. Signs on every table and one announcement matter more than any feature. Full methodology is on our wedding guest photo upload statistics page.

First dance
You guys!!
Create a free album in a few minutes and scan it yourself to see exactly what guests see. Up to 20 guest uploads, no card. Upgrade once from $49 when you want unlimited photos and videos.

From Mom
Scan to join the album
No app, no account
UPLOADING
THE ALBUM
June 21, 2026
647 photos · 95 guests









SCAN TO TRY
pix.wedding/
your-wedding
For a step-by-step way to keep every file safe long term, see how to back up wedding photos, from guests too.
It fits most weddings, but not every one. These are the cases where something else may serve you better.
If ten people are coming and everyone is already in one group chat, a shared chat album or the free plan is enough.
If most guests do not carry a camera phone, disposable cameras on the tables or a photographer will cover more.
If you ask guests to put phones away all day, there is little to collect. Many couples go unplugged for the ceremony only and open the album for the reception.
Paid plans store the album for 6, 12 or 24 months. Download the ZIP and keep your own copy for the long run.
Guest photos are candid and uneven by nature. They add to a photographer's coverage, they do not replace it.
These are the common alternatives and where each one fits. For app-by-app comparisons, see our comparison hub and the best wedding photo sharing apps roundup.
Best for: Families where most guests already use Google Photos.
Best for: Guests who post to Instagram anyway.
Best for: Couples who want the film look as a table activity.
Best for: Couples who want every guest photo and video in one private place without asking anyone to install anything.
If the disposable camera feeling is what you want, film roll mode hides photos until a reveal time and can cap shots per guest, on any paid plan.
Pix Wedding runs at pix.wedding, and the app works in English, German, Spanish and Turkish. The 203-wedding dataset above comes from real albums hosted on the platform. Couples can leave a review after their event, and you can read them on our reviews page.
On security: albums are private by default and only reachable through their link or QR code, uploads travel over an encrypted HTTPS connection, and hosts decide who can view and download. For AI selfie search, face data stays private to your event and is deleted together with it. Pricing is shown up front as one payment, and the refund rule above applies if nothing gets uploaded.
You create an album at pix.wedding and print its QR code. Guests scan the code with their phone camera, which opens the album in the browser, and upload photos and videos with no app and no account. Everything collects in one private gallery that you manage, and paid plans let you download it all as a ZIP.
You can start free with up to 20 guest uploads per event and no card. Paid plans are one-time payments: Starter $49, Standard $59 and Pro $89, each with unlimited photos and videos. There is no subscription and no per-guest fee.
No. Guests scan the QR code and upload from their phone browser. There is no app to install, no sign-up and no password.
Yes. Albums are private and only reachable through their QR code or link, never through a public feed. Hosts decide whether guests can view and download, can require approval before uploads appear, and are the only ones who can delete photos. If no guest uploads anything, you can get a full refund within 30 days after the event.
Yes. Photos and videos upload at full resolution, photos up to 30 MB and videos up to 100 MB each, and paid plans let you download the whole album as a ZIP.
It depends on the plan: 6 months on Starter, 12 on Standard and 24 on Pro. Guests can upload for 3, 6 or 12 months, counted from the day you create the event. Download your ZIP before storage ends.
Yes, on Standard and Pro. You share a private photographer upload link, and their photos land in a separate album inside the same gallery. The photographer does not need an account.
Starter ($49) covers collection: unlimited photos and videos, film roll mode, QR templates and ZIP download. Standard ($59) adds the live slideshow, photo missions, audio guestbook, sub-albums and a photographer link. Pro ($89) adds AI selfie search, multiple admins, priority support, a custom domain and the longest upload and storage windows.
Your guests' photos, one QR code away
Create my free album