QR photo sharing for convocation
Your family is scattered across the hall. Their photos should not be.
Graduation day has a strange problem. Everyone came for you, and not one of them is in the same place. Your parents are inside the hall, your siblings are waiting outside, and your friends are spread across campus hunting for somewhere to take a photo.
The result is that the day lives in ten different phones, and every one of those people assumes somebody else will send theirs. A week later nobody has, and the best photo of the day is probably sitting in the phone of a cousin you see once a year.
Kenang reduces that to one step. You send a single link or show one QR code in the family group that morning. Anyone who takes a photo can drop it straight into the same gallery, from any corner of the campus.
Because every photo comes out in the same film tone, your graduation album looks composed even though it came from ten phones of different makes.
The same applies to school, kindergarten and tahfiz graduations, where there are many parents and no official photographer covering each family.
How it works on graduation day
- 01Send the link that morningNo printing needed. Send the link in the family group before anyone leaves for campus.
- 02Everyone shootsEach family member shoots from wherever they are, and all of it lands in the same gallery.
- 03Look that nightOpen the gallery that evening and see your day from ten different angles.
Common questions
- Do I need to print a QR card?
- Not necessarily. For graduations, sending the link in the family group is usually more practical.
- Can it be used for school graduations?
- Yes. It suits kindergarten, school and tahfiz graduations, where parents are many and no photographer covers each family.
- Do photos come out at full quality?
- Yes. Originals are kept in full, not the compressed versions a messaging app would produce.