OwnPix Side by side
| What to compare | OwnPix | Joy |
|---|---|---|
| Guest entry | QR code or link; browser upload | Joy offers a guest upload link or QR code |
| Main focus | Guest photo and video album | Wedding website and planning |
| Wedding website and RSVP | Not included as wedding planning tools | Available through Joy |
| Photos and videos | Photos and videos; video limits apply | Check Joy’s current album rules |
Joy explains its current features. Features and limits may depend on the plan; check the provider before booking.
Planning and photos together
Joy offers a wedding website, registry and RSVP tools. Its shared album guide also describes guest uploads by link or QR code. OwnPix focuses on guest photos and videos; it does not include a wedding website or RSVPs.
Which should you choose?
Choose OwnPix if you want a dedicated photo and video album with a QR code and an optional reveal. Guests can add their moments from a browser.
Choose Joy if a wedding website, RSVPs and registry are your main priorities. Check Joy’s current guest photo limits and album features directly.
One wedding hub or a dedicated album?
Joy combines a wedding website with planning tools such as RSVPs and a registry. If you need those tools, Joy may be a useful place to start. Check Joy’s current photo sharing rules and the devices your guests use.
OwnPix is a dedicated event photo and video album, not a wedding website or registry. You can share its link alongside a separate wedding site.
Before sending the invitation
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Upload window | Guests need time to add their photos |
| Album access | Know when to return and download a copy |
| Sharing | A link can be forwarded; tell guests who can see the gallery |
Test the QR code on another phone. In OwnPix, anyone with the event link can view the gallery once it is available.