Comparison
hazel, next to the others.
They all collect your guests' photos by QR code. They differ on who sees what, and when. Each page below is from the other company's own website, dated. If anything is wrong, tell us.
hazel vs Once
A private photo-sharing app that reveals everyone's photos together after the day.
Read the comparison →hazel vs POV
A disposable camera on your guests' phones, revealed during, after or on a delay.
Read the comparison →hazel vs Guestpix
A QR code photo-sharing platform with a live gallery, video and a video guestbook.
Read the comparison →Six apps, side by side.
The best wedding photo apps for guests in 2026: hazel, Guestpix, POV, Once, Wedibox and GuestCam, with prices.
Read the guide →What hazel does
- Guests add from their camera roll or take a photo or clip on the spot, and see it before it uploads.
- Nothing is seen by anyone until you've been through it and shared the Album.
- Every guest is emailed the Album. Two links: one to download from, one view-only for people who weren't there.
- Invite by email as well as QR code.
- Anyone in a photo can have it taken down, and any photo can be reported.
- Business events: your logo on the pages and emails, a private Album if you want one, and each guest's consent to use their photos.
- Prices shown and charged in your own currency: pounds, US, Canadian or Australian dollars, or euros.
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