The best wedding photo sharing apps in 2026, compared

Nine ways to get your guests’ photos into one place: what each costs, what it limits, and who it suits. We checked every price on the company’s own site.

EventPix.photo wrote this page, and EventPix.photo is one of the nine. We list it first because it’s our site. We also say plainly where another app is the better pick. We checked prices on each company’s own site between October 28 and November 6, 2026. If a company changes its prices, its own page wins.

Quick picks

  • Lowest-priced paid plan with a live slideshow: EventPix.photo Basic, $24
  • Unlimited uploads at a flat price: GuestCam ($49) or GuestPix ($49)
  • Photos saved straight to your Google Drive: WedUploader ($39)
  • RSVPs, seating chart and photos from one QR code: Wedibox All-In-One ($79)
  • Printed QR cards and photo prints in the same order: Guestlense ($99 or $199)
  • A disposable-camera feel for a small group: POV (priced by guest count)
  • Try a small event before paying: Kululu, GuestPix and Wedibox each have a starter plan with tight limits
  • No purchase at all: A Google Photos shared album, if your guests have Google accounts

What to look for

  1. 1. No app for guests. Every option here except Google Photos lets guests upload from their phone's browser after scanning a QR code. Fewer steps means more guests actually upload.
  2. 2. How many photos it allows. Some plans cap uploads and others don't. The bigger your guest list, the more the cap matters.
  3. 3. A live slideshow. Some include one on every plan; some save it for paid tiers.
  4. 4. Approving photos before they show. If photos go on a screen in front of your family, you'll want to see them first. Some apps include this on every plan; others keep it for their top tier.
  5. 5. How long photos stay online. Plans keep galleries for anywhere from 7 days to 2 years. Download everything before yours closes.
  6. 6. One-time price or subscription. The event apps below list a price per event, not a monthly fee. Google Photos uses your Google storage plan instead.

At a glance

AppPrice per eventLowest-price optionUploadsLive slideshowApprove before showingPhotos stay online
EventPix.photo$24, $39, $89, $109None, every plan is paid500 to 10,000 photos, by planEvery planEvery plan6 months (Basic) or 12
GuestPix$49, $89, $119Free plan: 50 photosUnlimited on paid packagesPaid packagesPaid packages12 months, or 24 on the Bundle
Kululu$39, $99Free plan: 100 uploads, 24 hours100, 500 or unlimitedEvery planPro ($99) only7 days, 3 months or 1 year
GuestCam$49, $97None listedUnlimitedEvery planNot listed12 months, or 14
WedUploader$39None listedUnlimited, to your Google DriveYesChoose which photos displayNo expiration (your Drive)
Wedibox$49, $79Free plan: 50 uploadsUnlimited on paid plansPaid plansNot listed1 year, or 2 on All-In-One
Guestlense$49, $99, $199None listedUnlimitedYesContent filter; host can delete12 months
POV$4.99 to $89.99 by guest countNo charge up to 10 guestsPriced by guest countBusiness plansNot listedNot listed
Google PhotosNo chargeUses your Google storageYour storage limitNoNoAs long as you keep it

“Not listed” means the company’s pricing page doesn’t say, not that the feature is missing.

The nine, one by one

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 →

Which one fits your wedding?

  • Under 100 guests, live slideshow, lowest price: EventPix.photo Basic ($24), or Plus ($39) if you want guest videos and music.
  • 150+ guests and a lot of photos: GuestCam or GuestPix (unlimited uploads), or EventPix.photo Pro (5,000 photos).
  • You'll show photos on a screen and want to approve them first: EventPix.photo on any plan, GuestPix on any paid package, or Kululu Pro.
  • You want to keep the originals forever in your own storage: WedUploader.
  • You also need RSVPs and a seating chart: Wedibox All-In-One.
  • You want something to hold afterward: Guestlense prints or a POV photo book.

Questions

Do guests need to download an app?
Not for EventPix.photo, GuestPix, Kululu, GuestCam, WedUploader, Wedibox or Guestlense: guests upload from their phone's browser. POV uses an iOS App Clip or the web. A Google Photos album generally needs a Google account.
How many photos will my guests upload?
It depends on your guest count and how often guests are reminded to scan. Pick a plan with room to spare, or one with unlimited uploads. On EventPix.photo you can upgrade later and pay only the difference.
Is any of these a subscription?
The event apps here list a price per event, not a monthly fee. GuestPix offers an optional renewal to keep a gallery longer. Google Photos storage beyond 15 GB is a paid Google One plan.
How long are the photos kept?
From 7 days to 2 years, depending on the app and plan (see the table). WedUploader saves to your own Google Drive, so its files don't expire. With any hosted gallery, download your photos before it closes.
Can I show guest photos on a TV at the reception?
Yes, with every app here except Google Photos. Check whether the slideshow is on the plan you're buying, and whether you can approve photos before they show.

See EventPix.photo before you choose

Try the guest upload and the approval dashboard in the live demo, with no sign-up. Plans start at $24, once per event.