The birthday person is in every photo and owns none of them. Put the QR code by the cake and everything your guests capture lands in a private album that same night — nobody installs anything.
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Why a QR code
Birthday photos stay scattered across everyone’s phones. Here are the three usual fixes, and why the QR code beats them.
“Send me the photos” works for two days and two people. With the QR code they upload during the party, phone already in hand — nothing left to chase.
The group chat compresses every photo and buries it between messages. Here they arrive in full resolution, organized in one album, no group needed.
The song, the candles, the toast: videos up to 1 minute and 320 MB — twice the length of apps that cut at 30 seconds.
Questions
No. They scan the QR code and the album opens in their phone’s browser, iPhone and Android alike. No app, no account, no password.
Creating the album is free with no card: up to 150 memories and one month of album. If you want more, it’s a single payment — never a subscription.
Only someone with your QR code or link. The album doesn’t appear on Google and there are no public profiles in Fotara.
Yes — and that’s where it helps most: parents are with the kids, not playing photographer. And you decide what stays: hide or delete any photo.
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