Live photo wall for events
Your guests take the photos.
You get all of them.
A live photo wall for events. Guests scan a QR code, upload from their phones, and every photo appears on the big screen in seconds. No app to install, no accounts, no chasing people for pictures afterwards.
Set it up yourself in two minutes — your QR code is ready straight away.
Weddings · golf outings · fundraisers · conferences · reunions
The table card from the wedding this was built for. Attica, Michigan, July 2026.
We built this for one wedding because the couple were tired of asking everyone to text them pictures. Enough people asked for it afterwards that it is now a service.
Next up: a 144-player golf outing.
How it works
Four stages, and only one of them needs anything from you on the day.
- 1
You set it up
Create an account, name your event, pick the date. Your QR code, screen link and moderation link are ready before you close the tab.
- 2
Guests scan and shoot
The QR opens a web page. No app store, no sign-up, no password. They pick photos and they are in.
- 3
Photos hit the screen
Every photo appears on the slideshow within seconds, and lands in a gallery everyone can browse.
- 4
You keep the lot
Download every original in one zip, at full resolution, exactly as they were taken.
Photographed at a wedding running on TakeUrOwn.
Why people use it
Nothing to install
It runs in the browser. The guests who would never download an app still take part — and that is most of the room.
You control what shows
Pull anything off every screen in two taps from your phone. Or hold every photo for approval so nothing appears until you clear it.
Built for bad signal
Golf courses and marquees are unforgiving. Photos queue on the phone and send themselves when signal comes back — guests never notice.
The photos you would otherwise lose
The best shots of your event are already on your guests phones, and you will never see them. This is how you actually get them.
What you actually get
Everything arrives before the day, so there is nothing to configure while a room fills up.
See pricing- A printable QR code for tables, signage or badges
- A slideshow link for the screen at your venue
- A moderation link that works on any phone
- A shared gallery your guests can browse
- Every original in one download, full resolution
Built around your kind of event
The problems are different at a golf outing and a gala. These go into what changes.
- Golf outingsA scramble spreads 140 people across 18 holes for five hours. Nobody sees most of the day. A shared photo wall is the only way anyone gets the whole thing.
- Corporate eventsTwo hundred people in a hired room for three hours. The photographer shoots the awards and the step-and-repeat, then packs up. The picture that ends up on the intranet all year is the one somebody took at table nine, and you will never be sent it.
- ConferencesFive parallel tracks over two days is forty sessions. One photographer covers maybe six of them, and the keynote twice. Everything else — the booth demo, the hallway conversation, the whiteboard someone filled at four o’clock — is on the attendees’ phones and nowhere else.
- FundraisersThe lights go down for the video, the paddles go up, and three hundred people are on their feet. That is the photograph the spring appeal needs, and it lasts about ninety seconds. The volunteer you asked to take pictures is at the back, behind all three hundred heads.
- WeddingsYour photographer leaves at ten. The band plays until midnight, and the best hour of the night is the one nobody is being paid to photograph. It is sitting on a hundred and twenty phones, and you will be sent about nine of them.
- Family reunionsSixty people over three days, four households with cameras, and one great-aunt holding the only photograph of your grandfather’s brother. She has a phone. She has never once used it to share anything with anybody.
Got an event coming up?
Set it up yourself in a couple of minutes, or tell us the date and we will do it for you.
From $99 per event. No subscription.