One code for the year group
Print it on the tables, add it to the ticket email or put it on the slideshow screen.
Year 12 formal, Year 10 formal, school ball
Every photo from the formal. In one folder, for free.
The best photos from the night end up on 200 different phones. Put one QR code on the tables and every student, parent and teacher can drop their photos and videos into one shared folder in your Google Drive or Dropbox.
Free photo & video collection. No app for guests.
Full-quality photos and videos
No group chat squashing every photo. Originals go straight to the folder.
Nobody needs an account
Students, parents and staff just scan and share from their phone's browser.
How it works
Three little steps, then enjoy the day.
- 1
Make the formal's folder
Name the album and connect the formal committee's Google Drive or Dropbox. We make the folder.
- 2
Put the QR code everywhere
Table cards, the ticket email, the photo booth and the screen at the venue.
- 3
Share the album after
Everything lands in one folder, ready for the yearbook, the slideshow or a shared link.
Ideas
Where to put your QR code on the night
- On a table card at every table
- Next to the photo booth or photo wall
- On the welcome sign at the entrance
- In the ticket confirmation email
- On the screen between speeches
- In the parents' pre-formal group chat
Pre-formal photos, the dance floor and the after-party. All in one place.
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.
Who should set it up?
Whoever runs the formal: the committee, the year coordinator or a parent. Use a Google Drive or Dropbox the school or committee is happy to hold the photos in.
Can students see each other's photos?
By default, photos go straight to your folder and only you see them. You can share the folder afterwards, or add the optional shared gallery so everyone sees the photos as they arrive.
Is it the same thing as prom?
Yes. In Australia it's the formal, in the UK and the US it's prom, and in New Zealand it's the school ball. It all works the same way. See our page for prom.
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.
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