Live demo: a drop, replaying now · 184 photos

Every moment, arriving live.

One QR code collects every guest's photos in one private album. No app, no accounts, and your first 100 photos are free.

No appNo accountsFree QR signOne price per event

How your album comes together

1

Put one QR where people pause

Print the free sign or put it on a screen: the welcome table, the bar, wherever phones already come out.

2

Guests point their camera

The upload page opens right in their browser. Grandma can do it mid-toast, no app, no sign-ups.

3

Watch the album fill up, live

Every photo lands in your private dashboard in seconds. Choose Live and the room watches them arrive on the venue screen too. Download them all at once at the end.

Uploads keep going past 100.

On the free album your guests keep uploading, up to 300 photos, and every one is held for you. Any paid tier lets you see and download up to 5,000.

Live demo: your event ends and the clock starts

47:59:52

48 hours to download · you take home the first 100 free

See what a paid album keeps →

One event, one price

Photodrop charges for the event you are hosting, once. No subscription, no renewals.

Free

$0

The whole event, on us.

  • Every guest can upload, start to finish
  • You take home the first 100 photos
  • Welcome sign and table card from the print studio
  • The venue screen: choose Live and your album fills the room's TV
  • 48 hours to download, no watermark, no accounts
Start free

Uploads keep going past 100, even on Free: Photodrop holds the extras (a free drop accepts up to 300 photos) and one payment opens them all.

Ours for a moment. Yours forever.

When the album closes, the photos leave our servers.

We keep nothing. You keep everything.

Photodrop for memorials

Someone at the service holds a photo of them you have never seen.

One code at the service. The photos people carry gathered in one place for the family to keep.

Two hands from different generations holding an old printed photo of a smiling man
A photo the family had never seen

The print studio

Signs and cards with your event's name ready to print

Create your album and the studio dresses the party: a welcome sign for the entrance, table cards, mini cards for every place setting. The QR on every piece opens your album.

Welcome sign and table card, free Six looks, table numbers, and mini cards with The Full Event Sharp 300 DPI files, ready for any printer
Create your album free

The studio opens the moment your album exists. No design apps, no templates to edit.

Sample wedding welcome sign in the Signature look
A sample from the studio. Yours carries your name.
Private by default Only people with your QR or link can add photos.
Temporary on purpose When the album closes, the photos leave our servers.
No apps, no accounts Hosts and guests do everything in the browser.
Print-ready from day one The studio makes your welcome sign and table card free.

Still deciding?

Photodrop, next to the DIY way

Most hosts start by improvising a shared album. Here is an honest look at how that goes at a real event, and when it is actually enough.

Quick answers

What hosts ask us

Do my guests need an app or an account?

Guests scan the QR code and upload from their phone's browser. There is nothing to install and no account to create.

How much does Photodrop cost?

Free for your first 100 photos, with every guest uploading all event long, up to 300 photos. If you want everything, you pay once per event: The Full Event at $29, or The Keepsake at $59 to keep the album open a full year. No subscription, ever.

When does the album close?

You set the date when you create your album. The free plan closes 48 hours after your event day ends, so you can create it days ahead without losing anything. Celebration running more than one day? Enter the last day. With The Full Event the album stays open 30 days, with The Keepsake a full year.

Where do the photos live?

A drop holds your event's photos until the album closes, then they leave our servers. You download everything before that, and it stays with you.

What happens when the album closes?

Your guests stop seeing the album, but you still have a few days to download everything at your own pace. Then the photos leave our servers for good. We keep nothing. You keep everything.

Should I test the QR code?

Print one proof and scan it with at least two phones before your event.

Can I use Google Photos instead?

You can, and for a small group where everyone has a Google account, it may be enough. At a real event most guests will not sign in to anything. Photodrop needs no accounts, and we compare the two honestly on the site.

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Free for your first 100 photos. No app, no accounts, one QR.

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