The photographer missed it
One pair of eyes, one corner of the room. Meanwhile, the candid of the night happened over by the cake.
Stick one QR code on the door. Guests scan it, a camera opens right in their browser, and every photo they take flutters into a gallery the whole room shares. Afterwards you pick the keepers and turn them into the event's own book.
Nothing to install, nobody signs up. Scan, snap, carry on dancing.
One pair of eyes, one corner of the room. Meanwhile, the candid of the night happened over by the cake.
Forty phones caught the night, then flew home in forty pockets. The group chat coughs up three blurry ones and calls it a day.
“We should make an album!” Everyone says it. Nobody does it. The folder sits there, unloved, forever.
Shutterbird catches every guest's photos in one nest, then helps you turn the best of them into a book that actually gets made.
Guests point their camera at your poster and they're in. It all runs in the browser, so nobody has to install a thing.
Every shot flies straight to the shared event gallery, and the whole room gets to watch the wall fill up while the party's still going.
Afterwards, save the whole gallery to your own device, pick your favourites, and lay them out as a book: a PDF, a little website, or the real printed thing.
A folder of six hundred photos is where memories go to nap. Pick the keepers and Shutterbird lays them out as a book you can send, share, or hold in both hands.
A polished photo book, ready to email to every guest the morning after.
A private link to the event's own little corner of the internet, where anyone you invite can browse and pinch their favourites.
Paper, ink, a proper spine. Order a printed copy and give the night a permanent spot on the shelf.
Photos land on the shared wall seconds after they're taken, which is how the room ends up huddled around it laughing between songs. When the night winds down, save the whole flock in one go.
One shared gallery · every guest · saved to your device, yours for keeps.
If someone didn't scan your poster, they're not in. Photos stay tucked inside your event, well away from the open internet and its search engines.
Download the whole gallery to your own machine in one go. We don't do subscriptions, and we don't hold memories hostage.
The best shots deserve better than a folder called wedding_photos_final_2. Give them a cover, pages, and pride of place on the shelf.
Pick the size that fits your guest list and print your poster. If half the neighbourhood turns up anyway, wonderful: everyone still gets in, and the price simply steps up to the next size.
While we're in beta, small events are free. One price per event covers the lot: shared gallery, offline downloads, and your book.
Two minutes of setup, one poster by the door. Your guests do the shooting, and you finally get to be in the photos.
Start an event, free to try