QR Codes on Event Cards for Faster Photo Access

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QR Codes on Event Cards for Faster Photo Access

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Event Cards make it easy for photographers to connect customers with their photos—no roster required.

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The Snapizzi Team

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QR Codes on Event Cards for Faster Photo Access

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QR Codes on Event Cards for Faster Photo Access

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Event Cards make it easy for photographers to connect customers with their photos—no roster required.

Event Cards make it easy for photographers to connect customers with their photos—no roster required.

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The Snapizzi Team

Originally published

1 year ago
1 year ago

Updated

2 weeks ago
2 weeks ago
2 min read 295 words
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The Snapizzi Team

Originally published

1 year ago

Updated

2 weeks ago
2 min read 295 words

When photographing public events, speed matters.

Stopping every customer to collect names, phone numbers, or email addresses slows the photography experience and creates unnecessary work afterward.

Snapizzi Event Projects solve this by giving every customer a unique identification card that connects their photographs to a private online gallery. After the session, customers simply scan the QR code printed on their card to go directly to their gallery and view their photos.

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Photograph Once, Hand Out Once

Photograph Once, Hand Out Once

The Event Project workflow is designed to be fast.

Before photographing a customer, the photographer captures the Event Card. After the session, that same card is handed to the customer.

When the images are uploaded, Snapizzi automatically associates every photograph with that unique card, creating a private gallery without requiring customer information beforehand.

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One quick scan takes customers directly to their online gallery.

Instant Gallery Access

Instant Gallery Access

Every Event Card includes a QR code that takes customers directly to their online gallery.

Rather than remembering a web address or manually entering a picture code, customers simply scan the code with their smartphone to immediately view their photographs.

This creates a faster, more convenient experience while reducing customer support requests.

Designed for High-Volume Events

Designed for High-Volume Events

Event Projects are ideal whenever subjects are not known before photography begins.

Typical applications include:

  • Festivals

  • Community events

  • Holiday portrait events

  • Theme parks

  • Santa photography

  • Easter Bunny photography

  • Fundraisers

  • Walk-up portrait stations

Because no roster is required, photographers can keep people moving while still providing every customer with a simple way to find their photographs later.

A Better Customer Experience

A Better Customer Experience

The QR code is a small addition that makes a significant difference.

Instead of asking customers to type a long URL or search through thousands of photographs, Event Cards provide immediate access to the correct gallery with a single scan.

It's a faster experience for customers, reduces support requests for photographers, and helps ensure every customer reaches the right gallery quickly and easily.

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published when QR codes were added to Snapizzi Event Cards. It has been updated to reflect the current platform while preserving the historical significance of this workflow enhancement. Snapizzi has always used Data Matrix codes to identify and automatically match photographs. This update added a QR code to Event Cards, giving customers a simple way to scan the card and go directly to their online gallery.

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