1. EventPix.photo
What it is: QR code photo sharing with a live slideshow, for weddings and any other event. Guests scan a QR code and upload from their phone's browser, with no app or account. You approve photos before they reach the screen, and you download everything at full resolution afterward.
Price: Basic $24, Plus $39, Pro $89, Premium $109, once per event.
Best for: Hosts who want a live slideshow at the reception and control over what shows, at a lower starting price than most.
What stands out:
- Approve each photo before it shows, on every plan
- A live slideshow on every plan, on any TV or projector
- A control page your DJ or a helper can use without logging in
- Photo Bingo, a phone game with a live leaderboard, and disposable camera mode (Plus and up)
- Guest video uploads, music and a co-host on Plus ($39)
Watch out for:
- Photo limits by plan: 500 on Basic, 2,000 on Plus, 5,000 on Pro, 10,000 on Premium
- No plan without a charge, and no trial
- The guestbook is written only, with no audio or video messages
- Custom colors and hiding our branding start at Pro ($89)
- No RSVPs, seating chart or wedding website
2. GuestPix
What it is: A guest photo gallery with QR uploads, a written and video guestbook, and wedding extras such as a digital invitation with RSVPs.
Price: Classic $49, Signature $89, Signature Bundle $119 (three galleries), one-time. Its Free plan covers 50 photos.
Best for: Hosts who want unlimited uploads, a video guestbook and RSVPs in one place.
Watch out for:
Paid packages start at $49. The Free plan holds 50 photos.
EventPix.photo vs GuestPix, feature by feature →3. Kululu
What it is: QR photo and video uploads with a live photo wall on every plan.
Price: Plus $39, Pro $99, one-time. Its Free plan allows 100 uploads in a 24-hour window, kept 7 days.
Best for: Trying it at a small event first, or a big wedding that needs unlimited uploads (Pro).
Watch out for:
Manual photo approval is on Pro only. Plus gives guests one month to upload and keeps photos for three months.
EventPix.photo vs Kululu, feature by feature →4. GuestCam
What it is: Browser-based guest uploads with unlimited photos and videos, a live slideshow with reactions, and an audio guestbook.
Price: Standard $49, Premium $97, one-time. Add-ons include an AI photo finder ($45) and a dial-in guestbook number ($30).
Best for: Large weddings that expect thousands of photos, or hosts who want an audio guestbook.
Watch out for:
Its pricing page doesn't mention approving photos before they show.
EventPix.photo vs GuestCam, feature by feature →5. WedUploader
What it is: Guests upload from a QR code or link, and the files go straight into your own Google Drive in original quality.
Price: $39 one-time, with an optional $19 seating chart.
Best for: Hosts who want unlimited uploads kept permanently in their own storage.
Watch out for:
Uploads use your Google Drive storage.
EventPix.photo vs WedUploader, feature by feature →6. Wedibox
What it is: An all-in-one wedding QR platform: photo sharing, a guestbook, a wedding website, and RSVPs and seating on its top plan.
Price: Wedding $49, All-In-One $79, one-time. Its Free plan covers 50 uploads.
Best for: Hosts who want one QR code to run the whole wedding.
Watch out for:
Built around weddings, so it fits other events less well. Its pricing page doesn't mention approving photos.
EventPix.photo vs Wedibox, feature by feature →7. Guestlense
What it is: A QR guest photo gallery that can come with printed QR cards and polaroid-style prints.
Price: $49 digital, $99 with 30 printed QR cards, $199 with the cards and 50 prints, one-time.
Best for: Hosts who want printed cards and prints in the same order.
Watch out for:
Guests can upload for 3 months from the event date, and the gallery stays open for 12.
EventPix.photo vs Guestlense, feature by feature →8. POV
What it is: A disposable-camera-style app. Guests shoot without a preview, and photos reveal at a time you set. Guests use an iOS App Clip or the web.
Price: No charge up to 10 guests, then $4.99 for 25 guests up to $89.99 for 250, for personal events. Printed photo books are sold separately.
Best for: A small group that wants the disposable-camera feel and a printed book.
Watch out for:
The price rises with your guest count. Live slideshows come with POV's business plans.
EventPix.photo vs POV, feature by feature →9. Google Photos shared album
What it is: Google's personal photo library, with an album you share by link.
Price: No charge, but uploads count against your Google storage (15 GB shared across Gmail, Drive and Photos).
Best for: A small, tech-comfortable group that only needs a shared album.
Watch out for:
Guests generally need a Google account to add photos. There's no live slideshow and no way to approve photos first.
EventPix.photo vs Google Photos, feature by feature →