A free QR code card for your wedding photos
Paste the link to your shared album, add your names, pick a look and download a card to print at exactly the right size. No sign-up.
Would you rather have every photo in one place?
A shared folder collects what guests remember to send, after they get home. A Melora gallery is where they upload from the card itself, during the day, with no app and no account, and you download everything at the end. Its card studio adds sheets of cards, table tents and files for a print shop.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no account and no watermark across the card. It carries a small Melora name at the foot, and the file is yours to print as many times as you like.
Which link should I use?
Whatever your guests should open: a shared Google Photos album, a Drive or Dropbox folder, or a Melora gallery. Use the album's share link rather than the address in your browser bar, which usually only works for you.
Will the code scan?
Every card keeps the code dark on light with a clear margin round it, and never prints a module smaller than a phone reads comfortably in low light. A longer link makes a denser code, so the card prints it bigger. Scan your printed card once before the day.
What size should I print?
A6 (105 × 148 mm) stands on a table in a small frame. A7 is a place card for each seat, A5 reads from the next table and A4 is a sign for the entrance. Print at 100%, not "Fit to page", or the card comes out smaller than its label.