Picsylo: QR code photo album for weddings, parties and events
What is a QR code photo album?
A QR code photo album is a shared online album that opens when someone scans a QR code. With Picsylo, hosts place QR cards on tables or signs, and guests upload their photos and videos from the phone browser. There is no app to download and no account to create. Picsylo includes AI face search, a live slideshow for venue screens and export to Google Drive. Read the full guide: QR code photo album: what it is and how to make one.
How to collect photos from guests with a QR code
- Create your album: name your event and get a unique link and QR code.
- Print the QR cards: put them on dinner tables, at the bar and on a welcome sign.
- Guests scan and upload: the album opens in the browser, with no app and no sign-up.
- Watch photos arrive live: show them as a slideshow on a screen or projector.
- Keep everything: download a ZIP in original quality or export to Google Drive.
Step-by-step: how to set up a QR code for wedding photos.
One-time pricing
- Picsylo Mini, $9.99 once: 2 GB storage (about 700 photos), unlimited guests, 7-day album, AI face search.
- Picsylo Standard, $19.99 once: 10 GB storage, unlimited guests, 30-day album, live slideshow, Google Drive export, co-hosts and moderation. Extra storage is $1 per 10 GB.
- Gift an Album, $19.99 once: a Standard album given as a gift with a personal message and a redemption code.
No subscription and no per-guest fees. See pricing, or how Picsylo compares with other services in QR code photo sharing apps compared.
Frequently asked questions
- Do guests need to download an app to share photos?
- No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and upload from the browser, without an account.
- How many guests can share photos?
- There is no guest limit. Plans differ by storage: 2 GB on Mini and 10 GB on Standard.
- How does AI face search work?
- A guest chooses to take a selfie and the album shows the photos they appear in. Browsing the full album always stays available.
- Is Picsylo suitable for corporate events?
- Yes. Attendees upload from the browser, so nothing is installed on work phones. Organisers can show a live slideshow, add co-hosts and export to Google Drive.
- How long does the album stay online?
- Seven days on Mini and thirty days on Standard. Hosts can extend the album by six months or a year.
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