QR Code for Photos
share an album in one scan
Link your Google Photos, iCloud, Dropbox or Drive album to a QR code. Guests scan to see — or add — photos. Free and never expires.
Make a QR code for photos in 3 steps
Get a share link for your album
Google Photos: open the album → Share → Create link. iCloud: Shared Album → People → turn on Public Website. Dropbox / Google Drive: Share → anyone with the link can view.
Paste it and style the code
The "Our photos" frame is ready to go. Pick colors that match your invitation or event theme.
Print it for guests
Table cards, welcome signs, programs, thank-you cards. Test the printed code with a phone that isn't signed in to your account.
Great places for a photo QR code
Letting guests add their photos
Want guests to upload pictures, not just view them? In Google Photos, open the shared album's options and turn on Collaborate. In iCloud Shared Albums, invited people can add photos; the public website is view-only.
Privacy tips
- Anyone with the link — or the QR code — can open the album. Don't share private photos this way.
- You can stop sharing at any time by turning off the link in your photo app; the QR code will then stop opening the album.
Looking to put a picture inside the QR code itself? That's a different feature — try a QR code with a logo or image in the middle.
QR code for photos questions
How do I make a QR code for a Google Photos album?
Open the album, tap Share, then Create link (or Copy link). Paste that link into the generator above and download your code.
Can I make a QR code for iCloud photos?
Yes. Open the Shared Album, turn on Public Website in its settings, copy the link, and paste it above.
Can guests upload photos through the QR code?
Yes, if the album allows it — for example a collaborative Google Photos album or a shared folder with upload permission.
Does the QR code store the photos?
No. It stores the link to your album. The photos stay in your Google, Apple, Dropbox or Drive account.
Make your free QR code — it takes 10 seconds
No sign-up. No expiry. No watermark. Just pick what it's for: