For graduation parties, proms and ceremonies
Everyone filmed the walk across the stage. Put it on the party TV.
Guests scan a code on the screen and their photos, videos and messages — the cap toss, the ceremony from the bleachers, a note from grandma three states away — show up in about a second. No app. The graduate keeps all of it.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
- The people who couldn't come still get a line
- Anyone with the link can post from anywhere. A grandparent who couldn't travel sends a message from home and it appears on the TV next to the cake.
- The ceremony, from every seat in the bleachers
- Every family filmed the walk across the stage from their own row. The wall is where those shots finally land together, the same evening.
- Prom and school nights, approved first
- On Professional, the approval queue holds every post for a one-tap yes from a staff member, and AI moderation screens text and images automatically.
A graduation photo wall is a live screen at a graduation party, ceremony or prom — a living-room TV, a projector in the backyard, the gym display — that guests post photos, videos and messages to by scanning a QR code. There is no app to install and no account to create: a guest points their phone camera at the code, taps once, and their post is on the screen in about a second.
It suits graduation because the day is filmed by everyone and shared by no one: the walk across the stage from the bleachers, the cap toss, the family photo on the steps. The wall gathers those shots while the party is happening, lets relatives who couldn't attend post a message from wherever they are, and hands the graduate one gallery afterwards. For school-run events and proms, where the crowd is teenagers, Professional adds an approval queue and AI moderation so staff decide what reaches the screen.
Ready before the guests arrive
Set it up the night before. At the party, the only thing anyone does is scan.
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STEP 1
Put the wall on a screen
Create a free wall, name it ("Maya's graduation, class of 2026"), and open the display link on the TV, a projector or a laptop. The QR code shows on the wall itself; you can also print it on the invitation or a table card.
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STEP 2
Guests scan and post
Camera, code, one tap. Ceremony photos from the morning, old class pictures dug out of the camera roll, and messages for the graduate. Share the link in the family group chat so relatives far away can post too.
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STEP 3
It runs all afternoon, then it's theirs
Posts appear in under a second and the screen fills itself. On paid plans you download everything afterwards and send the graduate a gallery link to keep.
Built for a graduation, not a generic party
A ceremony everyone filmed, relatives spread across the map, and a guest list that is sometimes mostly teenagers.
The ceremony, collected the same day
Parents, siblings and grandparents all filmed the name being called from different rows. At the party that evening the wall pulls those shots onto one screen, and paid plans keep every one downloadable.
Messages from the ones who couldn't travel
Posting doesn't require being in the room — only the link. Grandparents, godparents and the cousin abroad write their congratulations, and their words sit on the screen between the backyard photos.
Years of photos, not just today's
Guests post from their camera roll, so the first day of kindergarten, the team photo and the school trip show up next to the cap and gown. Friends from class usually bring the best ones.
Proms and school events, moderated PRO
For a prom, a year-end night or a school-run ceremony, Professional holds every post in an approval queue until a staff member taps yes on their phone, and AI moderation filters text and images before they reach the queue.
Graduation is the party where half the people who matter aren't there
A wedding gathers everyone in one room. A graduation rarely does. The grandparents watched a livestream, the older sibling is at their own university, and half the class is at three other parties the same afternoon. The congratulations arrive as texts to the graduate's phone, one at a time, and are gone by Monday.
The wall gives those messages a place at the party itself. A grandmother posts from her kitchen and the room reads it on the TV next to the cake; a classmate drops in a photo from a party across town. The graduate gets the day as it happened — the backyard, the ceremony, and the people who were there only through their phones — in one gallery they keep.
The same wall, in Grid
Everything on screen at once — the view for a busy party where everyone wants to find their own post.
Grid fills the screen with every recent photo and message, which is what guests crowd around at an open house. Slideshow gives each post its moment, which suits the toast or the moment the graduate opens the cards. Switch between them from your phone; nobody rescans.
Classic look · Included with every plan
Photo wall, group chat, shared album or a slideshow you make yourself
The usual ways graduation photos get collected — and what the party actually sees on the day.
| QR Wall | Family group chat | Shared photo album | DIY slideshow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live on the party screen | Yes — under a second | No — heads down in phones | No — viewed later | Yes, but made in advance |
| Relatives far away can take part | Yes — anyone with the link | Yes, if they're in the chat | Yes, with an invite and an account | No |
| Ceremony photos from the same morning | Yes — posted as the party runs | Yes, scattered | If people remember to upload | No — too late to add |
| Approved before it's shown | Yes — approval queue (Professional) | No | No | Yes, you made it |
| Everything kept in one place | Yes — download and gallery (paid plans) | Scroll forever to find it | Yes | Only what you added |
| Cost | Free tier; $10.99/mo for everything | Free | Free | Your evenings |
Pricing for one big afternoon
Free is enough to try it. One month of Premium covers the party — cancel after.
Free
A small party, or a trial run
$0
- Five posts on screen at a time, rotating
- QR code generation
- Slideshow and Grid views
- Download everything afterwards
- Approval queue and AI moderation
Premium
The pick for a family graduation party
$10.99 / month
- Unlimited photos and messages on screen
- Download everything afterwards
- Shareable gallery for the graduate
- Remove QR Wall branding
- Elegant look for the screen
Professional
Schools, proms and ceremonies
$19.99 / month
- Everything in Premium
- Approval queue: nothing shows until you tap yes
- AI moderation on text and photos
- Custom branding and backgrounds
- Keynote look for the screen
- Priority support
Graduation wall questions
What parents, grads and school staff ask before putting a wall on the screen.
- How do I set up a photo wall for a graduation party?
- Create a free wall at qrwall.live, name it after the graduate, and open the display link on a TV, projector or laptop at the party. The QR code shows on the wall itself; guests scan it with their phone camera and their photos and messages appear live. Setup takes under 60 seconds, and you can also print the code on invitations or table cards.
- Can relatives who can't attend post to the wall?
- Yes. Posting only needs the link, not being in the room. Share it in the family group chat or an email and grandparents, godparents and friends abroad can send a photo or a message from wherever they are — it appears on the party screen the same way as everyone else's.
- Can we use it at a school graduation ceremony or prom?
- Yes. Put the wall on the gym or hall display and the QR code on screen. Because the crowd is mostly students, schools usually choose Professional: the approval queue holds every post until a staff member approves it with one tap, and AI moderation screens text and images before they reach the queue. Posts can also be removed from the screen instantly.
- What screen do I need?
- Anything with a browser: a smart TV, a projector, or a laptop connected to a TV. On a smart TV you can open qrwall.live/tv and pair it by scanning a code with your phone, so no laptop is needed.
- Is the free tier enough for a graduation party?
- The free tier shows the 5 most recent posts on a rolling basis — each post appears live, then rotates off as newer ones arrive. That works for a small gathering or a trial run the night before. For a full party where you want everything to stay up and to download it all afterwards, Premium is $10.99/month and can be cancelled once the party is over.
- Does the graduate get to keep the photos and messages?
- Yes, on paid plans. Premium ($10.99/mo) and Professional ($19.99/mo) let you download every photo and message as a ZIP archive and share a gallery link, so the graduate keeps the whole day in one place.
The ceremony is already on everyone's phone. Give it a screen.
Set up the wall the night before. The graduate keeps every photo and every message.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
Last updated: September 2026