Bar and bat mitzvah photos, all in one album

The party is loud, the dance floor is full, and every guest has a phone out. A QR code on the tables brings their photos home to you.

How it works

Create your event. Give it a name and a date. It takes under a minute, and you don't need a password or a card.
Share the QR code. Print the free table cards, add the code to your invitations, or drop the link in a group chat.
Guests scan and upload. They open the page in their phone's browser and pick their photos. No app, no sign-up.
See every photo in one place. Browse the album from your dashboard. Paid plans add videos, a ZIP of everything and a live slideshow.

Recommended setup

Plan: Big Event (€59 once) for a live slideshow at the party, or Event Pro (€29 once) for the album, videos and ZIP.
Album setting: Upload-only gives parents the chance to look through photos before sharing the link for browsing.
Where to put the code: Party tables, the sign-in board and the party favours table.
Create it: When you finalise printing, on a paid plan. A free album would expire 7 days after you create it.

Wording you can copy for your sign

Mazel tov! Took a great picture? Scan with your camera and add it to Noah's album. There's no app to download.

A free album is deleted 7 days after you create it, so upgrade before printing anything ahead of time. Compare plans.

See what you and your guests get

The Scan & Snap guest upload page on a phone, with an Add your photos button and an album below — Guests add photos from their browser

Printable QR code table cards for a wedding, four to an A4 page — Free printable QR code table cards

The host dashboard, with the guest link, QR code, table card printing and album progress — Your private dashboard

Respecting the service

Many congregations don't allow phones or photography during a Shabbat service, so check the rules with your synagogue and keep the code away from the sanctuary. Place it at the party or reception, and let guests upload afterwards. If your community keeps Shabbat, simply mention that the album stays open once it's over.

Many of the guests are teens

Your child's friends will take more photos than anyone, and many of those guests will be 12 or 13. Upload-only lets parents check everything first, because there's no approval queue before a photo reaches the album: browsing is simply off for guests until you turn it on. You can delete anything from the dashboard. Let other parents know that the album exists.

What to do with the album

A year online gives you time to add it to the professional album, or to make a book for grandparents. Download the ZIP from your paid plan. Older relatives who couldn't travel can see everything from the guest link, without an account, once you switch browsing on.

Questions

Can I approve photos before anyone sees them?

There's no approval queue, but upload-only mode gets you the same result. Guests can't browse, so you can review and delete everything, and then turn browsing on.

Can we use the same album for the service and party?

Yes, if photos are permitted at your synagogue. The code opens the same album anywhere.

Helpful guides

How to create a shared photo album for an eventFive steps, from choosing a tool to saving the photos.The best way to collect photos from guestsQR album, Google Photos, WhatsApp, Dropbox and hashtags compared.How to make a QR code for guests to upload photosStep by step, free, in under a minute.

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