Sharefetti is birthday party photo sharing with a QR code: guests add photos, videos and birthday messages to one album from their phones. No app, no sign-up, and a surprise video montage at the end.
The night out, the speeches and the photos nobody should post publicly.
Dinner, drinks and a gallery that’s yours, not your group chat’s.
Friends from every chapter, together in one album and one video.
Family, old friends and messages from people who couldn’t be there.
Grandkids’ photos and voice messages that become keepsakes.
Collect messages in secret and reveal them on the night.
Friends who can’t make it record a short video from wherever they are. We stitch every message into one montage you can play at the party or send as a gift. Keep it a secret with “hide from the guest of honour”.
Add the birthday person’s name, the date and a cover photo. About three minutes.
Put it on the invitation, a sign at the party, or send the link by text.
They scan, type their name and share from their camera roll. No app needed.
Play the slideshow and montage, then download everything in full quality.
Create an event, print or share its QR code, and ask guests to scan it. Photos and videos from every phone go into one album you can download in full quality.
Yes. Share the link before the party and they can record a video or voice message or write a note from anywhere.
Yes. Hide messages from the guest of honour until you choose to reveal them, or play them as a montage at the party.
You can set up and test for free. Small parties use the Gathering plan; bigger celebrations with a slideshow and video messages use Celebration. You pay once per event.
Collect video messages from friends and family through the event link, then Sharefetti turns them and the best party photos into one montage you can play at the party or send after. It’s included in Celebration, or $19 CAD as an add-on.
Ask guests for “then and now” photos, put a QR code on the cake table and bar, and run the live slideshow so old photos and new ones play side by side.
Yes. For children’s parties, add a password and turn on photo approval so only the photos you approve are shared. See kids’ party photo sharing for more.