Kululu collects guest photos and videos via QR code or link, with a live slideshow and no app needed. Free, Plus and Pro plans. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Kululu is a web-based event photo sharing service. A host creates a private digital album for an event, and guests add photos, videos and text posts by scanning a QR code or opening a link. Everything lands in one album, so the host does not have to chase files across chat groups, email threads or shared drives.
The company positions the product for non-technical users and says guests need no app download and no registration. It is built for weddings, birthdays, parties, conferences and company events. The homepage states that more than 8.7 million moments have been shared across over 52,000 events, and it shows a 4.7 rating based on 500+ reviews.
Setup has four steps. The host signs up and creates an event, choosing a title, date, colors and backgrounds. The host then shares the album as a link by email, SMS or chat apps, or prints the unique QR code on cards and signs. Guests can view or contribute before, during and after the event.
An optional third step adds a Live Photo Wall, a slideshow that updates as uploads arrive. It is a web link, so it opens on any device with a browser and internet, then connects to a projector, smart TV or tablet by cable or by casting with Chromecast or Apple TV. Afterward, the host reviews the album and downloads the files.
The core is the digital album, which saves every photo and video automatically for access at any time. Guests can attach decorated text posts or captions to uploads. QR code templates give hosts a unique code to print, and customization options let hosts apply their own colors and style. Downloads work per file or as a one-click zipped batch.
Privacy and moderation are covered too. Uploads are visible only to the host and the people the host shares them with, and the site says Kululu does not use or own them. The system automatically detects most inappropriate photos, the host can delete files from a dashboard on any phone, and an approval mode requires sign-off on each upload for public events.
Kululu is a web-based event photo sharing service. Hosts create a private digital album, and guests add photos, videos and text posts by scanning a QR code or opening a link. An optional live slideshow shows uploads in real time.
No. The site states that neither hosts nor guests need to download an app or register an account. Guests participate by entering the album URL or scanning the QR code.
Kululu offers Free, Plus and Pro plans, but the pages reviewed do not show dollar amounts. The pricing page advertises 50% off all plans for a limited time and a money-back guarantee under its Fair Refund Policy. Check the pricing page for current figures.
Yes. The pricing FAQ describes a Free plan that might be enough for small events of around 10-20 guests, though it is somewhat limiting. The homepage also says hosts can start free.
Yes. Hosts can download files individually or all at once as a zipped folder. Guests can also download photos and share them on social media unless the host turns that off.
The system automatically detects most inappropriate photos and videos, and hosts can delete any file from a dashboard. For public events, a moderation mode requires the host to approve each upload first. A dedicated human moderator is also offered; contact the company for details.
Yes. The Live Photo Wall is a web link that updates in real time and opens on any device with a browser. It can be connected to projectors, smart TVs or tablets by cable or by casting with Chromecast or Apple TV.
The company has a separate Kululu for Professionals page with plans for event organizers, professional photographers, agencies and people who manage several events. Details of those plans were not included in the reviewed pages.