One QR code. Every camera at the party.
Here’s the whole trick: you print one QR code, and every guest’s phone becomes your event camera. This page walks through exactly what happens, from the scan to the morning after.
Three steps. Two minutes.
Create your event
Name it, pick the event camera (the look your guests shoot through) and your privacy settings. Lenso generates a styled, print-ready QR code.
Guests scan the QR
On iPhone, Lenso’s native camera opens instantly as an App Clip. On Android and everything else, the same QR opens the camera in the browser. Either way: no download, no account.
The gallery fills itself
Photos and 1080p video stream into your private gallery and onto the live photo wall in seconds. Download everything in one ZIP whenever you like.
What guests see the moment they scan.
No landing page maze, no “download our app” wall. The QR code goes straight to a camera.
- On iPhone: an App Clip. Apple streams a tiny slice of the Lenso app on demand — a real native camera appears in about a second, and tidies itself away after the event.
- Everywhere else: the browser. Android, tablets, laptops and older iPhones open the same camera in Safari or Chrome. No install on any device.
- Consent first. Before anything is shared, guests see a clear consent screen. Privacy is the default, not a setting.

You watch it all happen, live.
While guests shoot, you see every photo land in real time — on your phone, on the venue screen, wherever you are.
- Live photo wall. Project the gallery at the venue; it updates seconds after each shot.
- Moderation, if you want it. Approve before anything goes public, with a swipe.
- Delayed reveal. Keep the gallery sealed until the morning after — it develops overnight, like film.
Everything, in one place, yours.
One gallery
Every guest’s photos, videos, voice notes and messages, together. No group-chat archaeology.
One ZIP
Download the whole event in full quality with one click. It’s yours forever, independent of Lenso.
On your timer
You set how long the gallery lives online. When the timer runs out, it deletes itself.
The fine print, in plain words
Now you know the trick. Try it on a real night.
One QR code, every guest’s camera, a gallery that’s yours to keep.








