Kululu alternative
The Kululu alternative with moderation you don't pay extra for
Kululu and EventPix both collect guest photos via QR code with no app and one-time pricing. The difference: EventPix lets you switch on photo moderation without buying the most expensive tier.
Create a gallery — free, in a minuteThe number to check on Kululu's free tier is not the upload limit, it is the clock. The free plan is active for 24 hours from the event date and stores files for seven days — so a guest who opens the link on the way home the next morning finds it closed, and the gallery is gone within a week.
EventPix Free keeps uploads open for three days from the event date and stores for fifteen, which covers the people who meant to upload and forgot. The second difference is moderation: on Kululu it appears only on the top $99 Pro plan, so approving photos before guests see them means buying the most expensive tier. On EventPix you can switch it on regardless of plan. Kululu does include video on every tier, including free, which EventPix reserves for Pro.
Updated 25 August 2026
Kululu offers a free tier and two paid per-event plans, but photo moderation is locked to its top $99 Pro plan. On EventPix you can turn moderation on and approve photos before they appear without paying for the highest tier — Pro is a single $49.
Both are no-app, no-account browser galleries with a live photo wall and video. Kululu's free tier is short-lived (kept 7 days, active only 24 hours from the event date); EventPix's free gallery stays for 15 days, records voice messages and strips EXIF/GPS metadata. 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 Kululu
| EventPix | Kululu | |
|---|---|---|
| Photo moderation | Included — free to enable | Top $99 Pro tier only |
| Free tier storage | 15 days | 7 days (active 24h from event) |
| Entry price | Free · $49 one-time Pro | Free · $39 / $99 |
| Video | Yes on Pro | Yes on all tiers |
| Guests need an app | 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 Kululu?
Both are no-app QR photo galleries with one-time pricing. On EventPix, photo moderation is included and free to enable; on Kululu it is limited to the top $99 Pro plan.
Which has the better free plan?
EventPix keeps the free gallery for 15 days. Kululu's free tier stores photos for 7 days and stays active for only 24 hours from the event date.
Do guests need an app?
No — on both tools guests scan a QR code and upload from the phone browser, no install and no account.
One gallery for every occasion
Every photo from your wedding — in one shared gallery
Put a QR code on the tables and your guests will upload their photos and videos themselves. No app, no accounts, no chasing USB sticks.
Collect birthday photos from all your guests
One QR code at the party and no photo gets stuck on someone's phone. Guests upload, you download the whole set as a ZIP.
Company event photo gallery — from every attendee
Show the QR code on screen or place it on the tables. Attendees upload photos in seconds and you get the complete set after the event.
Every anniversary photo — from all your guests, in one place
Whether it's a first anniversary or a golden fiftieth, put a QR code on the tables and let guests add their photos and videos themselves.
Collect every baby shower photo from your guests
One QR code on the table and every guest's photos land in the same gallery — the games, the gifts and all the happy faces.
Every graduation photo — from the whole class, in one gallery
Caps in the air from a hundred phones. One QR code collects them all into a single shared album everyone can enjoy.
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