One code, every guest
Put it on the invitation, the cake table or a sign by the door.
Kids' parties, 18ths, 21sts, 30ths, 50ths and every one after
Every photo from the party. Without the chasing.
Everyone at the party takes photos, and you never see most of them. Put a QR code on the cake table and guests send their photos and videos straight into your Google Drive or Dropbox.
Free photo & video collection. No app for guests.
Photos and videos
Full-quality originals go straight to your folder.
Free to collect
However many guests share, collecting photos costs nothing.
How it works
Three little steps, then enjoy the day.
- 1
Make the party folder
Name the party and connect Google Drive or Dropbox. We make the folder.
- 2
Pop the QR code out
On the invitation, a table card or the welcome sign.
- 3
Enjoy the photos
Every guest's photos are waiting in one folder after the party.
Ideas
Where to put your QR code at a birthday
- On the invitation or e-vite
- On the cake or present table
- On a sign by the front door
- On the bar or drinks table at an 18th or 21st
- In the party group chat
- On a thank-you message after the party
The candles, the speeches and the dance floor, from every guest's phone.
Questions
Good questions, easy answers
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. They scan the QR code with their phone camera and upload in the browser. No download, no account, no password.
Is it really free?
Yes. Connect Google Drive or Dropbox, name your album and you get your QR code. Guests can upload as many photos and videos as your storage holds, with no time limit.
Can guests leave birthday messages too?
Yes, with the optional extras: guests can leave written, voice and video messages along with their photos. Photo and video collection stays free.
Where do the photos go?
Straight into a folder in your own Google Drive or Dropbox. LazyAlbum never keeps a copy.
More answers in our help centre. Prefer to set it up yourself? Try AlbumHack