Comparison · updated October 2026
The short answer
Eventoly and Kululu both collect guest photos through a QR code. Eventoly is built around one-time pricing with unlimited uploads on every paid plan, a voice guestbook and long-term storage; Kululu leans toward live photo walls and also offers plans for event professionals.
At a glance
| Feature | Eventoly | Kululu |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan (20 uploads) · paid $49 / $59 / $89 one-time per event | Free, Plus and Pro plans, plus plans for professionals |
| App needed for guests | No — guests upload from their phone's browser | No |
| Guest account / login | No login, no email | No |
| Upload limit | Unlimited photos & videos on every paid plan | Varies by plan |
| Video uploads | Yes | Yes |
| Photo quality | Original quality, no compression | Not listed |
| Live slideshow | Yes — live slideshow (Standard & Pro) | Yes — Live Photo Wall |
| Guestbook | Written notes + voice messages (Standard & Pro) | Not listed |
| Approve uploads first | Yes — approve uploads before they appear | Not listed |
| How long photos are kept | 6 months to 2 years, by plan | Varies by plan |
| Download everything | One-click ZIP of the full album | Yes — digital album |
Kululu details from Kululu pricing, checked October 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't confirm it on their site. Prices change, so check before you buy.
Verdict
Choose Eventoly if you're hosting your own wedding, birthday or party and want every guest photo, plus voice messages, kept safely for a long time at one price.
Choose Kululu if you're an event business running many events, or the live wall is your main goal.
New to QR photo sharing? See how Eventoly works, browse every Eventoly feature, or read our guide to the best wedding photo sharing apps.
Guests scan, upload from their browser, and every photo and video lands in one private album — no app, no login. Free to try, one-time payment, trusted at 30,000+ events.
FAQ
For a single wedding, Eventoly is usually the simpler choice: one payment, unlimited uploads on paid plans, a voice and written guestbook, and up to 2 years of storage. Kululu shines for live photo walls and event businesses.
No. Both run in the phone browser after scanning a QR code. Eventoly also asks for no login or email.
Yes. Eventoly's live slideshow shows photos on a TV or projector as guests upload them, in single-image or collage mode. It's included on the Standard and Pro plans.
No. Eventoly is a one-time payment per event ($49, $59 or $89), with a free plan to try it first.
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