Build your image gallery
Enter a gallery title and description, then upload the photos you want to share. Add a useful caption and alternative text for each image. The current builder supports up to 50 images in one gallery.














A photo gallery QR code opens a collection of images hosted by QR Code AI. Add a gallery title and description, upload your images, and include captions or alternative text. The printed code contains the managed address of the gallery, not the image files themselves. Visitors need connectivity to open the collection.
For a wedding, you could publish a selection of photos and print the gallery code on thank-you cards. For a portfolio, choose images from one project and explain each with a short caption. Match the invitation or portfolio card with a custom QR design. Use photos you have permission to share and check the published collection before distributing its code.
Build a hosted image collection, customise the QR code and test the published gallery.
Enter a gallery title and description, then upload the photos you want to share. Add a useful caption and alternative text for each image. The current builder supports up to 50 images in one gallery.
Add your logo and colours, choose from QR templates, or create QR Code Art. Keep the pattern readable and add an instruction such as “Scan to view our wedding photos.”
Download the QR design, scan it on a compatible phone and browse the images and captions. Test a printed sample before adding codes to thank-you cards, album sleeves or portfolio materials.
Update the hosted collection, compare connected scan activity and create a design that fits your photos.
Review counted scans over time with supported device and approximate location breakdowns. Use separate QR codes for different print placements. Scan counts show access to the managed destination, not who viewed a photo or how many images they browsed.

A Gallery Smart Link can share a hosted image collection in an email or message. Choose a printed QR for an album sleeve and a clickable link for digital invitations. Check that the collection you share is appropriate for its audience.

Use your logo and colours or a QR Code Art theme that fits the album. Keep captions in the gallery itself and a clear scan instruction beside the printed code. Test the final design at its intended size.
Sharing Wedding Photos and Curated Collections
Choose Gallery, add a title and description, then upload the photos you want visitors to browse. Add captions, customise the QR design and test the published gallery. Print the code on thank-you cards or album sleeves. If your album already lives on another service, share its public or permitted viewing link with URL QR instead.
Visitors can view the collection you publish through Gallery QR. The hosted Gallery builder does not collect uploads from guests. For that separate task, use a photo-collection service that supports guest uploads and share its upload link with URL QR. Check that service’s permissions and clearly label viewing and uploading as separate actions.
You can create QR codes within the free creation limits. A seven-day trial starts with the first QR code or Smart Link created in your personal account or Workspace; the two have separate allowances and trials. After the trial, Premium is needed to keep connected destinations and their paid features active. Direct QR types, such as plain text or WiFi, retain their encoded data independently of the redirect service. Reaching a creation limit prevents additional creation; it does not erase the data in an already printed direct QR code.
Gallery QR opens an image collection you build in QR Code AI with its own title, description and captions. Instagram QR opens an Instagram profile or other supported public link. Choose Gallery for a selected wedding album or portfolio project, and Instagram when you want to send visitors to your profile.
Yes. The current Gallery builder supports up to 50 images in one hosted collection. The QR points to that gallery’s managed address, so the image files do not need to fit inside the QR pattern. Check the upload controls for supported files, and test the collection’s loading experience on a phone.
Use captions to explain the scene or project and alternative text to convey the useful visual information. Describe the image’s purpose in context instead of repeating keywords. The W3C images tutorial explains how to choose text alternatives for informative and decorative images.