OwnPix Side by side
| What to compare | OwnPix | WedUploader |
|---|---|---|
| Guest entry | QR code or link; browser upload | QR code or link; browser upload |
| Where files go | OwnPix event album | Host’s Google Drive |
| Storage to check | OwnPix plan storage period | Google Drive storage and account |
| Gallery reveal | Optional reveal time | Check WedUploader’s current gallery options |
WedUploader explains its current features. Features and limits may depend on the plan; check the provider before booking.
Where the files live
WedUploader sends guest uploads to the host’s connected Google Drive and says its albums do not expire. OwnPix hosts the event gallery for the selected plan’s storage period; download the collection before that period ends.
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 WedUploader if keeping guest uploads in your own Google Drive is your priority. Check the Google Drive account’s available storage and access settings before the wedding.
The difference is where the files live
WedUploader explains that it connects to the host’s Google Drive and sends guest uploads there. That is convenient when you already organize files in Drive, but your available Drive storage still matters.
OwnPix hosts an event album for the plan’s storage period. Download the collection before that period ends; keeping another copy means you are not relying on only one location.
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.