Every photo from the baptism, from everyone who was there.
Godparents, grandparents, the cousin who sat at the back — they all took pictures, and they are all in different phones. One QR code puts the whole day in a single gallery instead of four group chats and a promise to send them later.
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The photos you were not holding the camera for
You are at the front holding a baby. Everything you did not see — the godparents' faces, the grandparents watching — is on somebody else's phone. This is how you get it.
Nobody installs anything
Scan the code on the order of service, pick photos, done. Great-grandparents manage it, because there is no app and no account to make.
Family abroad can see it the same day
Send one gallery link to relatives who could not travel. They view and download without signing up for anything.
Full quality, for the album that gets printed
Downloads come at original resolution, not the compressed copies a group chat leaves you with. These are the photos that end up framed.
Kept for a year, not a week
A christening gallery is not something you empty on Monday. Paid events keep every photo for a full year so there is no rush to sort them.
You choose what appears
Turn on approval and nothing reaches the shared gallery until you have looked at it — useful when a whole congregation has the link.
How it works
- 1
Create the event
The child's name, the date, a cover photo. About a minute.
- 2
Put the QR code where people already look
On the order of service, the welcome table, or the back of a name card at the lunch afterwards.
- 3
Everyone uploads through the day
Church, then the reception. Photos land in the same gallery within seconds.
- 4
Download the whole day
One ZIP at full resolution, yours to keep and print.
Try uploading as a guest.
Scan this with your phone the way a guest at your event would. Choose a sample photo and upload it from your browser. The demo collection is private to its host, just like a new event.
- Scan the code with your phone camera — it opens straight in the browser.
- Upload a sample photo. Look for the upload confirmation so you know it reached the host.
Use a sample you are comfortable sharing with Picsui. Please keep personal or sensitive photos out of the demo.
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This is the same kind of code your guests scan at your event.
Questions
Will older relatives manage it?
That is the reason it is a QR code and not an app. Point the camera at the code, tap the link, choose photos from the camera roll. There is no download, no account, and no password to remember.
Can we keep it private to the family?
Yes. The gallery is reachable only by its link or code — it is not listed anywhere and it is not indexed by search engines. You share it with exactly the people you choose.
Is it appropriate to use in the church itself?
Most families put the code on the order of service and let people upload afterwards rather than during the ceremony. Uploading works for days after the event, so nobody needs to be on their phone during the service.
What about video of the actual moment?
Short video clips upload exactly like photos, so the moment at the font is not lost just because it was not a still image.
Every photo from the baptism, from everyone who was there.
Set it up in about ten minutes. Guests scan one code — no app, no accounts, nothing to install.
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