The modern alternative to a paper wedding guest book: guests leave a photo, a short video and a written note — all from one QR code. A guest book with photos, the photo box and the video booth in a single link.
No app for your guests. No account for them either.
Name it, pick a colour, done. No wizard, no setup call.
Table cards, the group chat, the projector. Anywhere a phone can see it.
One ZIP, original quality, whenever you're ready.
Every alternative loses you photos somewhere. Here's exactly where.
| Klik | WhatsApp group | Shared Drive | Disposable camera | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original quality, no compression | Compressed to mush | Grainy, low-res | ||
| Nothing to install for guests | Needs the app | Needs an account | ||
| Everything lands in one place | Scattered in chats | If they find the folder | In a drawer | |
| Photos, videos and messages | No messages | Files only | Photos only | |
| One-click ZIP of everything | — | Manual select | Off to the lab | |
| Private, never public or searchable | The whole group sees | Link permissions | ||
| Live gallery during the party | — | — | — | |
| Auto-deletes on your say-so (GDPR) | Lives forever | Lives forever | — |
No shade — each of these has its place. But if you actually want the photos afterwards, Klik is the one built for it.
Full-resolution photos and video, exactly as the camera shot them. No compression, ever.
Put the gallery on the venue screen — a live slideshow that updates as guests upload, with a QR code on screen so more join. Steer it from your phone; no laptop at the venue.
Guests browse what everyone else shared, which is why they upload twice.
A guestbook that doesn't need a pen. Notes land next to the photos.
Grid, polaroid wall, timeline or party mode — pick how your gallery reads, and switch it any time.
Everything in one download: photos, videos, and the messages as a PDF.
No search, no feed, no public index — deleted on your say-so.
Just here for the QR code itself? How a QR code collects guest photos.
It's the same idea — a place for guests to leave a note — but with their photos and videos too, everyone can add at once, and nothing gets lost. You download the whole guest book at the end.
A paper book only holds signatures and takes one pen at a time. A digital guestbook collects photos and video alongside the messages, from every guest at once, and you keep it all in one download.
No. A name is optional and there's no account — they scan, add what they want, and they're done.
Live in under a minute. No card, no app, no catch.