Make a wedding QR code
Guests scan the code on their table and add their photos to your shared album, or open your RSVP page. Print it as a table sign with your names and date.
Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Make a shared album that lets guests add photos, then copy its share link. See the steps below.
Paste your album or RSVP link and your code appears here.
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How to make a wedding QR code
- 01Make a shared album that guests can add to, in Google Photos or iCloud, and copy its share link.
- 02Paste the link here. For an RSVP, paste your form or wedding website link.
- 03Add your names and date, then print the table sign.
- 04Scan the printed sign with a phone and add a test photo before the day.
Questions
How do guests add photos without an app?
Use an album that lets anyone with the link add photos. Google Photos shared albums work in any phone browser, and guests with a Google account can add photos. iCloud shared albums work best for iPhone guests; turn on "Public Website" so others can view.
Do you store our photos?
No. We don't host anything. The code points to your own album, so the photos stay in your Google Photos, iCloud, Dropbox, or OneDrive account. Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Will the code stop working after the wedding?
No. The link is stored in the code itself, so it never expires. It keeps working as long as your album or RSVP page stays online.
The tool says my link looks private. What does that mean?
Some links, such as photos.google.com/album/…, are your own view of an album and ask guests to sign in as you. Use the album's Share button and copy the link it gives you instead.
Can I use one code for photos and another for RSVP?
Yes. Make one code for each and print two signs, or put the RSVP code on your invitations and the photo code on the tables.
How big should the table sign be?
The sign prints 12 cm wide with the code about 9 cm across, which scans easily from a seat. Keep the code at least 3 cm wide on anything smaller.
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