The disposable camera app for the whole guest list.

No. Guests scan the QR code and the PartyCam camera opens right in their phone's browser — iPhone or Android, no install, no account, no sign-in. The app is optional: it adds video, a nudge when the album is ready, and your name on your photos. Hosts don't need it to get started either — you can create your event and pay right here on the web.

You create the event — here on the web or in the app — then print or display the generated QR code at your venue, and guests scan it with their phone camera. The camera opens in their browser, they shoot, and every photo lands in your shared album. You can download them all afterward.

No. Pricing is a one-time purchase per event — no recurring subscription. Pick the tier that matches your guest count and photo needs.

Yes. Hosts can review and remove photos before they're added to the public album. Useful for weddings, schools, and family events where you want a curated final album.

You can download all photos at full resolution, and there's no countdown to do it. We don't auto-delete albums or expire them on a timer — your album stays up until you remove it.

Yes, and guests get the same thing on both: scan the QR, the camera opens in the browser, shoot. PartyCam is also on the App Store and Google Play if you'd rather use the app — that's where video recording lives.

Photos taken or uploaded from the browser are anonymous. Browser guests are never asked to sign in or give a name, so their shots appear under an automatic label like Guest-7K4M2 instead of a person's name. If you want names on photos, guests need to use the PartyCam app and sign in there.

Yes, and it's worth knowing before you pick your tier. Your guest limit counts joins, not people. A guest who shoots in the browser and then switches to the PartyCam app joins twice and uses two spots — and the same happens if someone joins from a second phone or clears their browser data and comes back. Spots can't be freed up once used, so round your guest count up and tell guests to pick one — browser or app — and stay there.

Shared cloud albums require every guest to have the same provider, sign in, and manually upload. PartyCam works for any guest with any phone, with no account needed — and it captures photos at the moment they're taken, not after the fact.