How it works
From a QR code to one shared album
Three steps — the host shares, guests scan and upload, and every photo lands in one place.
Create an album, share a QR code, and gather every memory in one place — before, during, and after the day. Weddings, memorials, graduations, birthdays, trips. Guests just scan and upload — no app, no account.
Pick an occasion when you create an album and OakDrop sets the tone — celebratory or gentle — for the guest page and the slideshow.
Built so anyone can contribute in seconds, and so the memories end up exactly where you want them.
Print the code on table cards or text the link. One scan opens the album in any phone browser.
No account, no install. Everyone picks photos from their camera roll and they land instantly.
Connect your Dropbox or Google Drive and full-resolution photos land in your account — yours forever. Or let us host them.
Cast the album to a TV or projector — a full-screen rotating slideshow with a “scan to join” code.
Collect photos before the day for a memorial or montage, or watch the album fill up live during the event.
Curate anytime, close uploads when it’s over, and download the whole album as one zip.
Three steps — the host shares, guests scan and upload, and every photo lands in one place.
Invite family and friends to add photos ahead of time, then let them play as a gentle, full-screen slideshow during the event — a wedding reception, a graduation party, or a celebration of life.
A “scan to add yours” code stays on screen, so the album keeps growing all evening.
Start an albumBring your own Dropbox or Google Drive and your photos stay yours — full resolution, in your account, for as long as you're a member.
One album, up to 25 photos, live for 14 days. A quick way to try it — QR sharing and the slideshow included.
Unlimited albums that never expire, your own storage, and every feature. Cancel anytime.
Just $4/month, billed yearly — two months free. Everything in Monthly, best value.
Unlimited guest uploads on every album. Free while we’re in early access.