Snapeen
Collect photos from guests on events
Snapeen launched on October 29, 2025 with 5 votes.
What it does
Collect every photo & video from event guests instantly with QR code. No app downloads required. Unlimited storage, private gallery. Free to try!
Collect wedding photos from guests instantly with a QR code. No app download. Get 500-1,200 photos in 24hrs. Free forever. Used by 1,000+ couples. Start now!
Gather every photo & video from your guests into a digital album, ready to share in a live slideshow — no apps, no hassle. Snapeen turns any event into a shared photo experience. Guests upload straight from their phone browser — no app, no account — and you turn the best shots into collages, posters, and a gallery that lives on. One QR code gathers every photo and video from your event — hundreds of candid moments no single photographer can catch. That’s what Snapeen is for; everything else is a bonus. Set it up in under two minutes and get a unique QR code and link for your event. The upload page opens right in their browser — no app, no account, nothing to install. Every photo and video…from snapeen.com
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