Wedding photo sharing app
Every guest's wedding photos, in one place
DropSnaps is a wedding photo sharing app that guests don't have to download. They scan a QR code on the tables, add photos and videos from their phone's browser, and everything appears in one private gallery, on a live wall and on a TV slideshow. You download every original afterwards. It's free for up to 50 photos, and paid plans are a one-off £45 or £99 per wedding.
How it works
- STEP 1
Create your wedding
Add your names and the date. Your QR code, share link and printable card are ready straight away, with moment tags like "First dance" already set up.
- STEP 2
Put the QR code on the tables
Guests scan it with their phone camera and share photos and videos in seconds. No app, no account, no password.
- STEP 3
Watch the wall fill up
Photos appear on the live wall and the TV slideshow as they arrive. Afterwards, download every original in one zip.
What you get
Nothing for guests to install
It opens in any phone's browser, iPhone or Android. Guests can add their name if you ask for one.
Full-quality originals
Photos are kept exactly as they were taken. The wall shows fast copies; you download the originals.
Live wall and TV slideshow
A grid guests browse on their phones, and a full-screen slideshow for the venue with six looks to choose from.
Moment tags and albums
Guests tag photos with moments like "Cutting the cake", and each moment becomes an album.
A digital guest book
Guests leave you messages with photos, next to everything they've shared.
Private and in your control
Add a PIN, approve photos before they show, hide or delete anything, and guests can report anything unsuitable.
Why a QR code beats a wedding app
Most guests won't download an app for one day, and anything that needs an account loses half of them. A QR code works with the camera every guest already has. With DropSnaps there's no app, no sign-up and no password for guests: they scan, choose photos and they're done. Videos are welcome too on Standard and Premium, and iPhone videos are converted so they play on every device.
What it costs
- Free: up to 50 photos, kept for 30 days after the wedding.
- Standard (£45): unlimited photos and videos within 100 GB (around 30,000 photos), kept for 12 months.
- Premium (£99): 250 GB for big weddings and long videos, kept for 12 months.
One payment per wedding, VAT included, no subscription. You can add 6 more months for £99. See pricing for everything each plan includes.
Simple, per-event pricing
Pay once per event. No subscription. Prices include VAT.
- • Up to 50 photos
- • Live wall, reactions and guestbook
- • QR code, share link and print card
- • Kept for 30 days after your event
- • Unlimited photos and videos, no batch limits
- • 100 GB storage – around 30,000 photos
- • Original quality, never compressed
- • Videos up to 4 GB each; iPhone HEVC converted for every device
- • Unlimited photos and videos, no batch limits
- • 250 GB storage – around 75,000 photos
- • Original quality, never compressed
- • Videos up to 8 GB each; iPhone HEVC converted for every device
Questions people ask
Do wedding guests need to download an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code or open the link, and your wedding's page opens in their phone's browser. There's nothing to install and no account to create.
How much does a wedding photo sharing app cost?
DropSnaps is free for up to 50 photos. Standard is £45 and Premium £99, a one-off payment per wedding with VAT included.
Can guests upload videos?
Yes, on Standard and Premium: videos up to 4 GB each on Standard and 8 GB on Premium, converted so they play on every device.
How long are the photos kept?
30 days on the Free plan and 12 months on Standard and Premium, with the option to add more time. We email you two weeks before anything is removed.
Can I download all the photos?
Yes. Download every original in one zip file, in full quality, or pick out your favourites.
Guides
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Set it up in two minutes
Free to start. Print the QR card and your guests do the rest.