OwnPix Side by side
| What to compare | OwnPix | WedShoots |
|---|---|---|
| Guest entry | QR code or link; browser upload | Download WedShoots and join the album |
| Main focus | Event photo and video collection | Shared wedding album |
| Gallery access | Depends on OwnPix plan | Check WedShoots terms |
| Before invitations | Test the QR upload on a phone | Check app availability and joining steps |
WedShoots explains its current features. Features and limits may depend on the plan; check the provider before booking.
What guests do to join
Wedshoots’ help guide tells guests to download its app and select the guest option. OwnPix opens in a browser from a QR code or link, so guests do not need to install an app.
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 WedShoots if your group is comfortable installing an app. Check app availability for your guests and how they receive the album code.
What guests do
WedShoots’ support instructions ask guests to download the app and join the album. That can work well when your guests are happy to install it.
OwnPix guests open the event link in their browser. Test either flow with a family member before printing invitations, especially if guests use different phones or languages.
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.