Fotify alternative
The Fotify alternative with uncapped video on Pro
Fotify and EventPix both collect guest photos via a QR code in the browser, per event, with no app. The main difference is video: on EventPix it is not limited to the top tier or a 30-second cap.
Create a gallery — free, in a minuteLook at what the free tiers actually let you finish. Fotify Free gives 50 photos, a seven-day upload window and a seven-day gallery, caps invites at 20, and does not include bulk download — so you can look at the photos but not take them home, and the whole thing closes a week after the event.
EventPix Free also gives 50 uploads, but keeps them for 15 days after the event date and includes the ZIP download, so a small party can be run and archived without paying. Above that the difference is video. Fotify puts video only on its top $49.99 Premium tier with a 30-second cap per clip; EventPix Pro is $49 one-time and does not cap clip length. If your event is photo-only and you want the RSVP and invite features, Fotify's middle plan is a reasonable buy.
Updated 25 August 2026
Fotify offers a free tier and two paid per-event plans, but video only appears on its top $49.99 plan and is capped at 30 seconds per clip. EventPix includes video on its single $49 Pro with no length cap, so the first dance or the speeches come through in full.
Both are no-app, no-account, browser-based galleries with a live carousel and one-time pricing. EventPix's free tier keeps the gallery for 15 days (Fotify's free gallery closes after 7), records short voice messages, and strips EXIF/GPS metadata from every photo. Honest comparison below.
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No app to install
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No sign-up for guests
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Metadata stripped for privacy
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One-click ZIP download
EventPix vs Fotify
| EventPix | Fotify | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes — 50 photos, 15-day storage | Yes — 50 photos, 7-day gallery |
| Video | Yes on $49 Pro, no length cap | Only on $49.99 tier, 30-sec cap |
| Entry price | Free · $49 one-time Pro | Free · $29.99 / $49.99 |
| Guests need an app | No | No |
| Guest account / login | No | No |
| Pricing model | One-time per event | One-time per event |
How does it work?
Create a gallery
Enter the event name and your email. You get a printable QR code and a dashboard link.
Guests scan & upload
QR code on the table or on screen. Uploading works in the phone's browser.
Download everything
A shared online gallery + the full set as a one-click ZIP download.
Frequently asked questions
How is EventPix different from Fotify?
Both are no-app QR photo galleries. The main difference is video: EventPix includes it on $49 Pro with no length limit, while Fotify puts video on its $49.99 tier with a 30-second cap.
Do both have a free plan?
Yes. EventPix's free gallery stays available for 15 days; Fotify's free gallery closes after 7 days.
Do guests need an app or account?
No — on both, guests scan the QR code and upload from the browser, no install and no sign-up.
One gallery for every occasion
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