Upload up to 15 photos and QR Rapid builds a mobile gallery around them. People scan, tap a photo to see it full screen, swipe through the set and download the original.
Sample supper club and photos. The phones show QR Rapid’s hosted gallery and its full-screen view.
Print has room for one image at best. These are the places people most often want the rest of the set, each with a working code.
Low tide, Harbour Street
Mara Quist · 2026 · archival pigment print
Scan for the full series and prints
One print on the wall; the rest of the series, and the price list, behind a small code on the label.
Mara Quist
Photographer
Scan for recent work, full size
A photographer’s, illustrator’s or maker’s best work on the back of a business card, opened full size instead of squinted at.
Stoneware planter, 18 cm
Four glazes · indoor
Scan to see every glaze and the planter in a room
Every colourway, angle and detail shot the packaging has no room for. Link the website field to the product page.
To let
2-bed flat, Orchard Road
Scan for photos of every room before you book a viewing
Room-by-room photos on a “to let” card, so passers-by see the inside without waiting for a viewing.
Fictional photographer, shop and letting. Every code is real and opens this page; yours would open your gallery.
Your title and description in a coloured header, the photos in a grid below: two columns on a phone, more on a wider screen. Your website link closes the page.
Tap a photo and it opens on a dark background with a counter such as “2 / 6”. Swipe to move through the set; on a computer, the arrow keys do the same.
“Download image” saves the file you uploaded, at its original size and name, not a compressed preview. “View original” opens it in a new tab.
Grid thumbnails are square crops from the middle of each frame; full screen always shows the whole photo. Keep subjects near the centre and both views read well. With a single photo there is no grid: it’s shown large, with the buttons underneath.
The printed pattern holds a short QR Rapid link, never the photos. Replace last season’s product shots, add the frames from day two, fix a typo in the title: the cards already out there keep working.
Photos are uploaded, not linked: up to 15 per code, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 15 MB each, GIF up to 5 MB, 100 MB in all. For an album already hosted elsewhere, a URL QR code to that page is the better fit.
Harbour Street Supper Club
Saturday night, in photos
Scan to see and download the set
Sample table card. Its code is real and opens this page.
Up to 15. JPG, PNG and WebP files can be up to 15 MB each, GIFs up to 5 MB, and the whole gallery up to 100 MB.
No. The scan opens a web page in the phone’s browser with your photos in a grid. Tapping one opens it full screen, where people can swipe between photos.
Yes. The full-screen view has a “Download image” button that saves the original file you uploaded, not a compressed preview, and a “View original” button that opens it at full size.
No. An image QR code shows photos you upload to QR Rapid. If your photos already live in a shared album or on a web page, a URL QR code pointing at that page is the better fit.
Yes. Add or replace photos and edit the title, description and link from your dashboard. The printed code stays the same.
With two or more photos, the gallery shows square thumbnails so the grid stays tidy. Tapping a photo shows the whole frame, so keep the subject near the centre of landscape and portrait shots.
Your dashboard shows total scans, estimated unique visitors, countries, cities, operating systems, devices and scan activity over time. It doesn’t track which photos are viewed or downloaded.
Lead with the strongest photo; it’s the top-left thumbnail and photo 1. Eight strong frames beat fifteen near-duplicates.
All optional. A date, a place or a credit in the description; your site under the photos.
Dots, corners, colours, a frame such as “Scan for the photos” and your logo. SVG, PNG, JPEG or PDF.
Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
Before you share: anyone who scans can view and download every photo at full size. Get permission from people who are identifiable, upload only what you have the rights to, and replace a photo if someone asks: the printed code doesn’t change.
