Do I need an account to create a photo upload link?

No. Name your event, choose a look, and the link and its QR code are ready. An account is only needed later, if you want to keep the wall safe across devices.

Do guests need an account to use the link?

No. Anyone with the link opens it in their phone's browser and adds photos or videos straight away, no name or email asked.

Is the photo upload link free?

The trial is free: 50 photographs, kept for 7 days. For the event itself it is one payment of $49, with unlimited photographs and video.

Can people add videos through the link, not only photos?

Yes, up to 25 MB per file. iPhone HEIC photographs are converted automatically.

Can the link be turned into a QR code for printing?

Yes. Download it as a large PNG, or a print-ready A4 PDF with a sign and four table cards, so people can scan it instead of typing.

A photo upload link for your guests

One link, and the QR code that goes with it, is all your guests need. Open it on any phone and add photos or videos straight from the browser, no account and no app. Create the link in about a minute: name your event, choose a look, and share it by text message, WhatsApp or email, or print the code for people to scan.

Create your photo upload link How it works

Free to try with 50 photographs. One payment of $49 per event when you are ready.

Galawall

Emma & James

12 June

Live on the wall

214 photographs

Emma & James

What the link does

Anyone who opens it sees your event's own page: its name, its date and the look you chose. Two buttons, take a photo or choose from the gallery, and the file uploads straight into your album, in full resolution.

Nothing is asked of the person adding photos: no name, no email, no login. They do not need to have used Galawall before, and nothing is installed on their phone.

Make one in about a minute

Name the event, its date and its occasion.
Pick one of ten looks, and a cover photograph, curated or your own.
Get your link and its QR code straight away, no account required to create it.
Add your email if you want a reminder before the event and before anything is deleted.

Where to send it

By text message or WhatsApp, so it is ready before anyone arrives.
By email, alongside an invitation or a save-the-date.
As a QR code on a sign or table card, for anyone who would rather scan than type.
The short address is printed under the code too, for a phone that will not scan.

The link against a group chat

	A photo upload link	A group chat
Where photos end up	One album that belongs to you	Spread across the chat, mixed with messages
Resolution	Full resolution	Usually compressed on send
What a guest needs	A phone browser, nothing installed	The same messaging app as everyone else
Video	Yes, up to 25 MB per file	Often limited by the app

Updated September 16, 2026

Add yours

Choose how the wall shows the evening, and change it while the party is on.

Try the wall yourself

Create your photo upload link

How it works

A minute to set up. A lifetime to look back on.

Create.
Give the evening a name and a look. No account needed to begin.
Print.
A sign for the door and cards for the tables, ready for the printer.
Watch.
Put the wall on a screen. Your guests do the rest.

Questions

Do I need an account to create a photo upload link?: No. Name your event, choose a look, and the link and its QR code are ready. An account is only needed later, if you want to keep the wall safe across devices.
Do guests need an account to use the link?: No. Anyone with the link opens it in their phone's browser and adds photos or videos straight away, no name or email asked.
Is the photo upload link free?: The trial is free: 50 photographs, kept for 7 days. For the event itself it is one payment of $49, with unlimited photographs and video.
Can people add videos through the link, not only photos?: Yes, up to 25 MB per file. iPhone HEIC photographs are converted automatically.
Can the link be turned into a QR code for printing?: Yes. Download it as a large PNG, or a print-ready A4 PDF with a sign and four table cards, so people can scan it instead of typing.