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1. Create your Halloween event
Create your LensGo account and name your event. Set up your album and try the guest upload link before the party.
Share Halloween party photos in one album
From costume photos to dance-floor videos, collect your Halloween party memories in one place. LensGo is a shared photo album where guests scan a QR code, choose their photos and upload from their phone browser. No app download or guest account needed.
How it works
Set up your Halloween photo album in minutes
Create the event, share the QR code and invite guests to contribute.
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2. Put the QR code where guests will see it
Print your QR code for the entrance or photo area. Share the album link in your invitation as well, so guests can find it again later.
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3. Collect and enjoy the photos
Ask guests to scan, choose their photos and upload. Show published uploads in the slideshow during the party, then download the album afterwards.
Why hosts choose LensGo
Why LensGo fits a Halloween party
Simple uploads for guests, with sharing and display settings for the host.
Photos and short videos
The grand entrance, the jump scare in the hallway, the dance floor at 1am. Video captures what a still photo cannot.
Live slideshow on the big screen
Open the slideshow on a laptop connected to a TV or projector. Published uploads appear as the party continues.
Control what guests see
Use upload moderation and optional password protection to manage access and what appears in your album.
For every kind of event
Halloween photo-sharing ideas
Give your costume contest, family party or office celebration a shared photo album.
House party with a costume contest
Collect costume portraits in one album and show them on screen for everyone to see. Let your guests or a jury choose the winner at the party.
Kids' party and trick-or-treating
Give parents one place to share photos from the party or trick-or-treat route. Agree on which pictures to share and keep the album link within the group.
Office, club or venue Halloween night
Put the QR code on tables and at the bar. Colleagues, members or visitors add their photos without anyone having to collect them afterwards.
Make photo sharing part of your Halloween setup
A little preparation helps guests find the album and keeps the photos coming during the party.
Put a QR code beside a well-lit costume photo spot so guests can upload right after taking a picture.
Try an upload before guests arrive and check the Wi-Fi or mobile connection at the venue.
If moderation is enabled, approve uploads during the party so they can appear in the slideshow.
Share the album link again after the party and download a ZIP copy of the photos you want to keep.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about Halloween party photo sharing
No. Guests scan the event QR code or open the album link, choose their photos and upload in their phone browser. They need an internet connection, but no app or LensGo account. Only the host needs an account to create and manage the event.
Yes. Use the LensGo album to collect costume photos and display them in the live slideshow. You organise the judging or voting at the party and choose the winner yourselves.
Yes. Open the LensGo slideshow in a browser on a laptop connected to your TV or projector. Keep the laptop online so new published uploads can appear. If moderation is enabled, approve photos before they join the slideshow.
Yes. Turn on photo moderation and you approve each upload before it shows up in the album or on the slideshow. Handy for office parties and events with children.
People with your album link can access the album, subject to your event settings. Links can be forwarded, so share yours with the intended guests and enable password protection if needed. For children’s parties, agree with parents which photos to upload and share.
You can create a Halloween album on the free plan. Paid event plans are available for more uploads, with a one-time payment rather than a subscription. Check the pricing page for current prices, upload limits and storage periods.
Guests need an internet connection, either Wi-Fi or mobile data. If reception is poor, they can take photos with their phone camera and upload them later when connected. Place the QR code somewhere well lit and test it before the party.
Yes. As the host, you can download the collected photos as a ZIP file. Guest downloads depend on the permissions you set for the event. Check your plan’s storage period and save a copy of the photos you want to keep before it ends.
Explore photo sharing, slideshows and plans
Create your Halloween album today
Set up your shared album before the party. Share the QR code and give every guest a place to add their photos.