A family reunion photo album everybody can actually use

Half the family uses iPhone, the other half Android, and one uncle only has email. A web link is the one thing that works for all of them.

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: Event Pro (€29 once) if you want a year to collect and a ZIP for everyone. Free covers 50 photos for 7 days.
Album setting: Guests can browse. That's the point of a reunion album.
Where to put the code: Name badges, the registration table and the family email or group.
Create it: When you send details on a paid plan, or just before the reunion on free.

Wording you can copy for your sign

Add your photos to the Murphy family album. Scan with your phone camera, or type the address below. Old photos are very welcome too!

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

Why not iCloud or Google Photos?

They work well if the family agrees on one. In practice, shared iCloud albums are built around Apple devices and a Google Photos album needs a Google account to add to it, so someone always gets left out. A link that opens in any browser avoids the problem. See sharing photos across iPhone and Android for a full comparison.

Help the generations mix

Give the teenagers a job: help older relatives find and upload photos. Try asking for one old photo of each family line, with names typed in the name box. Guests can add a name when they upload, which helps later when nobody can remember who's who.

After the reunion

A paid album stays open for a year, so people who fly home can add their photos at their own pace. Whoever organised it can download the ZIP and send a copy to anyone who wants it, or use it to make a printed book for the next reunion.

Questions

Can relatives add photos from another country?

Yes. The link works anywhere with an internet connection, with no account needed.

How long can the album stay open?

A paid album stays online for a year from when you upgrade. Download the ZIP before then to keep your own permanent copy.

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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