Direct answers about sharing event photos with one QR code.

Roll the Moment is a web-based event photo-sharing service. An organizer creates an event and shares one QR code or event link so guests can add candid photos from their phone browsers.

No. Guests scan the event QR code or open its link and use Roll the Moment in a phone browser. Guest uploads do not require an app download or a guest account.

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and accepts up to 1,000 photos. Paid one-time event plans increase photo capacity and the organizer download window: Plus is $10, Premium is $20, and Max is $30, plus applicable tax.

Guests scan the organizer’s QR code or open the shared event link. An event link is designed to be shared and is not a password, so organizers should send it only to the people they want to invite.

Guest access opens at 12:00 a.m. on the event date and closes at 5:00 a.m. the following date in the event’s selected time zone. That five-hour cushion gives events room to run past midnight.

The organizer chooses an allowance of 5, 10, 15, 20, or 25 photos per guest device. The whole event can hold up to 1,000, 2,500, 5,000, or 7,500 photos depending on its plan, and each photo can be up to 10 MB.

Yes, when the organizer leaves the optional guest gallery enabled. During guest access, link holders can browse, sort, and save individual original files. Roll the Moment does not provide guests with a bulk-download action.

The organizer receives the originals. If the optional guest gallery is enabled, anyone with the event link can browse and save individual originals while guest access is open. Original files may retain location, capture-time, or device metadata, and saved copies cannot be retracted. Event links are not passwords, so organizers should share them only with the people they intend to invite.

Organizers can access originals while guest access is open and for 2, 14, 30, or 90 days afterward, depending on the event plan. At the cutoff, access ends and deletion is queued. Physical cleanup is retryable and may finish later. Deleting an event early ends access immediately and queues cleanup.

Organizers can download original files while the event is open and during the plan’s organizer download window. They should save every wanted file before the displayed cutoff because access ends at that time.

Roll the Moment is centered on one event, one shareable QR code, and a fixed event window. Guests can contribute without joining a long-lived album service or creating an account, while the organizer gets a defined period to download the originals.

Roll the Moment keeps the candid, guest-eye-view idea but uses the phones people already carry. There are no physical cameras to distribute or develop, and the organizer can collect the original digital files in one event roll.

Roll the Moment is designed for weddings, birthday parties, reunions, community celebrations, and team gatherings—any event where guests can help capture the moments happening beyond the official camera.