1. Create your event and get a QR code
Create a LensGo account and name your New Year's Eve event. You get a QR code and an album link straight away, and you can print the code as a poster.
Collect New Year's Eve party photos and countdown videos in one LensGo album. Guests scan a QR code or open your link and upload from their phone browser, without installing an app or creating an account.
NYE party photos usually end up scattered across the phones of everyone who was there.
One shared album with a QR code gives every guest the same simple place to upload, during the party itself.
Three steps, and you can set it up before the first guests arrive.
Create a LensGo account and name your New Year's Eve event. You get a QR code and an album link straight away, and you can print the code as a poster.
Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera, choose their photos and videos and upload them in the browser. No app to install and no account to create.
All uploads come together in one shared album. Open the live slideshow on a TV or projector and new photos appear on screen during the party.
Easy for guests at any hour of the night, with clear controls for the host.
Guests scan the QR code and upload from their phone browser. It works on iPhone and Android, and adding a name or caption is optional.
The countdown, the toast and the fireworks are made for video. Guests upload photos and videos to the same album.
New uploads appear on screen in real time. The slideshow is included on the free plan and can show the QR code, so guests can join from the sofa.
LensGo keeps the original files. As the host you download the whole album as a ZIP file in original quality.
Set an album password or approve uploads before they appear in the album and slideshow. These host controls are available on paid plans.
The free plan includes 50 uploads and unlimited guests. Paid plans are a one-time payment per event.
From a living room with friends to a full venue.
Put the QR code on the drinks table and the slideshow on the TV. Everyone adds their own view of the night, from the first drink to the fireworks outside.
Place QR posters at the entrance, the bar and on tables. Add your logo and theme colour to the event page and approve uploads before they reach the big screen.
Grandparents, parents and children all upload to the same album. Protect the album with a password to keep the photos within the family.
A few small preparations make a big difference to how many photos you collect.
Put the QR code near the drinks and at the entrance, where every guest passes at least once.
Run the live slideshow on the TV. Guests who see photos appear on screen start uploading their own.
Remind guests just before midnight to have their phone ready and to upload their photos after the toast.
Ask for videos of the countdown and the fireworks. Several angles of the same moment make the album more fun to watch.
Download the album on New Year's Day and share the album link once more, so guests can add the photos they forgot.
Create an event in LensGo and share the QR code or album link with your guests. They scan the code, choose their photos and videos and upload them from their phone browser. All uploads appear in one shared album.
No. Guests upload in the browser on their phone, without installing an app, creating an account or logging in. Only the host needs a LensGo account to create and manage the event.
Yes. Guests can upload both photos and videos to the same album. LensGo keeps the original files, so downloads are in original quality.
Yes. Open the LensGo live slideshow in a browser on a laptop or smart TV connected to the internet. New uploads appear in real time. The live slideshow is included on the free plan.
You can start for free with 50 uploads and unlimited guests. For more uploads there are paid event plans with a one-time payment per event, so there is no subscription. See the pricing page for current prices.
People with the QR code or album link can open the album. On paid plans you can set an album password, approve uploads before they appear, or use upload-only mode so guests cannot see the album.
Guests need an internet connection, through Wi-Fi or mobile data, to upload. If the network is slow around midnight, they can simply take photos and videos with their phone camera and upload them later that night or the next day.
Yes. As the host you can download the whole album as a ZIP file in original quality. Guests can download single photos when you allow it.
Set up your event, print the QR code and have the album ready before the first guests arrive.