Christmas with family: a QR code so no one forgets their photos

Sharing photos at family Christmas is always the same story. Everyone takes photos. No one shares them. Uncle Pierre has been promising to send his for three Christmases. With a QR code placed on the Christmas Eve dinner table, the problem is solved in 10 seconds per person.

Why Christmas is the ideal time

Christmas is often the only time of year when the whole family is gathered. Three or four generations around the same table. Every year, faces change a little. Children grow up, grandparents get older. These photos have a unique value.

The QR code works for all ages

Recent smartphones scan QR codes directly from the camera. In our feedback, 70-85 year old users succeed on their own in 80% of cases. For the remaining 20%, a grandchild shows them in 15 seconds. More details in our article on family gatherings.

How to set it up for Christmas Eve

Order your gallery a few days in advance. Print one or two posters. On Christmas Eve, place one in the center of the table and one next to the Christmas tree.

What it looks like in practice

For a Christmas of 15 to 25 people: between 100 and 300 photos. The most photographed moments: gift unwrapping, dishes, group photos, selfies between cousins.

"Christmas 2024, 22 people, 4 generations. 287 photos. My 76-year-old father shared his photos all by himself." Isabelle