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Collect wedding photos from guests with one QR code — free.
Put one QR code on the tables and your guests send you their photos from the day: they scan it, type their name and pick photos from their camera roll. No app to install, no accounts, and it is free.
Your sheet, before the magic
At a glance +
- Pages
- 8 · 12 · 16 · 20 · 24 · 28 · 32 (up to 16 free)
- Sheets
- 4 for 16 pages
- Printing
- Both sides, flip on short edge
- Time
- about 15 min · stapler, ruler or bone folder
- A4 sheet
- A5 pages · 149 × 210 mm
- US Letter sheet
- half Letter pages · 140 × 216 mm
- A3 sheet
- A4 pages · 210 × 297 mm · needs an A3 printer
- US Tabloid (11×17) sheet
- Letter pages · 216 × 279 mm · needs an 11×17 printer
Pages are half the sheet, so an A5 book comes off any A4 printer, an A4-page book needs an A3-capable printer, and A3 pages would need A2 — no home printer offers that, so it is a copy-shop job.
Why make a photo booklet at home
Every guest's phone catches a moment the photographer missed: the speeches from the back of the room, the dance floor at midnight, the grandparents at the cake. The invite link stays open for 60 days and holds up to 500 photos, and you see who sent what.
Then the good part: choose the best photos and add them straight into a wedding album you print and fold at home. Stop collecting whenever you like, which deletes the guests' photos from our server.
No app, no sign-up for guests
Guests scan the QR code, type their name and choose photos. It works in the phone's normal browser.
Photos straight into the album
New photos show up in your project's tray with the guest's name, ready to drop into the wedding booklet.
Open for 60 days
Late arrivals and the honeymoon photos still count. Up to 500 photos per collection.
You stay in control
Only you see the photos. Stop collecting at any time and the guests' photos are deleted.
A few folds from finished
7 steps, printed on both sides. The full instruction sheet with checks and a common-mistakes box comes with your PDF.
1Print 4 sheets on both sides, flip on the short edge.
2Turn one over: the back page shares the same top edge.
3Stack the sheets in order, side A facing down.
4Fold the whole stack in half. Page 1 is on the front.
5Two staples on the crease.
6Trim the open edge if you want it flush. Done.
1Print 4 sheets, both sides
2Check the back side is the right way up
3Sort the 4 sheets by their tag
4Fold every sheet in half, one at a time
5Nest them: each sheet inside the one before
6Staple the spine
7Trim the edge (optional)
Templates for this format
Paper Vows
An ivory serif wedding booklet: full-bleed pages, a collage, the vows.
Photo booklet · Wedding
Quiet Pages
The all-purpose minimal photo booklet: white pages, no fuss.
Photo booklet · Minimal
Field Notes
A kraft-paper travel booklet with journal pages and a contact sheet.
Photo booklet · Kraft · Travel
Tiny Hours
A soft, white first-year booklet: polaroids, grids, a milestone page.
Photo booklet · Minimal · Baby
Before you print
- QR code for wedding guest photos: collect every guest's pictures for free
Collect wedding guests' photos with one free QR code: no app, no account. Table-card wording, where to put the code and when to ask, step by step.
- How to make a wedding album yourself at home
Design and print your own wedding album at home: picking 40 to 60 photos, booklet vs accordion, paper, and what it costs next to MILK or Mixbook.
- How to collect photos from family for a photo book (without a group-chat mess)
Gather photos from relatives for a memorial, anniversary or reunion book: one invite link, no app, names on every photo, and old prints scanned by phone.
Photo booklet questions
Can guests see each other's photos?
No. Photos go only to the person who created the link. Guests just see how many photos have been added so far.
Where should I put the QR code?
On every table, at the bar and on the welcome sign, with one line like “Help us fill our album: scan to add your photos”.
Are the photos full quality?
They are resized on the guest's phone to a long edge of about 3,000 pixels, which is plenty for any page of a printed album.
What happens to the photos afterwards?
They stay until you stop collecting or 60 days pass. Stopping deletes them, so add the ones you want to your project first.
Make your photo booklet now
Free during the beta, up to 16 pages. No sign-up, nothing shipped: you print it at home.