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This tutorial begins after you have signed-up and connected your Google Drive with WedUploader.
Creating an album is the first step toward gathering memories from friends and family. Your album does no expire, and guests can access it without logging in or downloading an apt
Once you’ve created your album, you’ll want to upload your first photo. Scroll to the WedUploader Album section and click on the album's title.
To share your album with guests so they can upload photos, you’ll need to grab (A) the unique URL or (B) the QR code.
https://weduploader.com/upload/[your-unique-code].Now that you have your unique WedUploader album to share with guests, personalize it with a custom background image.
The vast majority of your guests will be uploading from a mobile device so a portrait orientation (skinnier and taller photo) is best. Also, since the vast majority of your guests will be on mobile devices, the best dimensions for your background image, in our opinion, are ~500px in width and ~800px in height.
A convenient way to share guest uploads with all your guests is to enable the public gallery for your WedUploader album.
Use the removal flow that matches your role.
Reinstate is an account owner action for previously hidden media.
Turn on Guestbook when you want guests to leave a message with an upload.
Event managers can help manage WedUploader albums and account actions. Google Drive access is not automatically granted. You may have up to 2 email addresses, per account, active at any given time.
The existing transfer flow moves the WedUploader account to a new email address. The receiving account must accept the transfer and Google Drive permission.
Create wedding QR signs with AI in WedSigns.ai. It opens as a separate service and is free for WedUploader users.
We recommend having at least 5 GB of space remaining in your Google account. If you are not comfortable with the remaining storage space in your account, you can easily purchase more through Google here.
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