QR code for your wedding
For the shared photo album, the RSVP form or your wedding website. Free, no watermark, ready to print.
Wedding codes
Let guests add photos
In Google Photos, turn on Collaborate in the album’s sharing options. Guests with the link can then add their photos.
Try it on a guest’s phone
Open the link on a phone that is not yours before printing, to see whether guests have to sign in to view or add photos.
Size it for the card
At least 2 cm (¾ in) on an invitation. On a table card read from arm’s length, 3 cm (1¼ in).
Say why to scan
A frame that reads "Share your photos" or "RSVP here" tells guests what the code is for. Add one under Frame.
Dynamic QR codes
Print it once. Change the link whenever you want.
A free code cannot change once it is printed. A dynamic code can: fix a wrong link or send it somewhere new any time, and see how often it is scanned.
Unlimited codes and scans. $4 a month or $36 a year.
Make and test them free. Full refund within 14 days.
Bakery menu
On 2,000 menus since March
Example- Opened
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- mybakery.com/fall-menu
- Scans, 7 days
- 412
- iPhone
- 58%
- Android
- 41%
Questions
Something else? Email support@qrpine.com and a person answers.
Not with the free albums most couples use. A Google Photos album with Collaborate on takes photos from anyone with the link, once they sign in with a Google account. An iCloud Shared Album shared as a public website can be viewed by anyone, but adding photos takes an invitation and an Apple account.
With a dynamic code, yes: print it now pointing to your wedding website, and switch it to the photo album after the day. A free code holds its link for good, so the album has to exist first.
A free code does not: the album’s link is written into it, with nothing in between that can expire. It works for as long as the album stays shared.