Everything about collecting photos from your party
Short, practical guides to QR codes, uploading, privacy, deletion and printing – written from the questions hosts actually ask.
Categories
- QR codes
- Upload
- Privacy
- Deletion
- Event tips
- Print
- Video
- Download
- AI
- QR code for your party: how to create and use it properly – Guide to QR codes for events: how to create the code, where to place the cards, what size actually works, and what to do when a guest cannot scan it.
- How guests upload photos to your album – Upload guide: how guests share photos from iPhone and Android, how many at a time, file sizes, and what to do when an upload stalls on party wifi.
- Privacy and GDPR when sharing photos from an event – What GDPR means for party and company event photos: consent, EU hosting, GPS data in images, and what you should tell your guests before the event.
- How to delete an album – and what happens to the photos – Deletion guide: remove single photos, schedule a deletion date, notify uploaders 7 and 3 days ahead, and download everything before the album closes.
- 10 tips that make guests share their photos – How to make guests actually upload: card placement, timing, a live gallery on screen, one line in the speech, and the crucial reminder the day after.
- Print-ready QR cards: format, paper and design that works – Guide to print cards with a QR code: choose between business card, A5, A4 and A3, pick the right paper, match the theme and avoid the usual printing mistakes.
- Video clips from the party: how to share them in the album – How to upload and play video clips from the party: supported formats, 500 MB per file, playback in the gallery, and practical tips for speeches and dancing.
- How to download all the photos from your album – How to download the whole album in original quality, what the archive contains, how guests save single photos, and how to archive the memories safely.
- Face grouping: find every photo of the same person – How face grouping works: server-side analysis, naming a person, manual tagging in a photo, privacy around face data, and what to consider at company events.
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