PicturesQR

PicturesQR is a web-based service designed for weddings, parties, graduations, corporate events, and other gatherings where hosts want to collect photos and videos from guests in one place. Hosts create a private event page, generate a QR code, and display or share it so guests can upload their photos and videos directly from their phones without needing to install an app. The service emphasizes privacy and simplicity, offering customizable event pages, printable QR templates, and optional PIN protection to keep content limited to invited guests.([picturesqr.com](https://www.picturesqr.com/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from PicturesQR on your bank or card statement typically relates to the one-time fee for setting up an event gallery. According to the company’s materials, PicturesQR is generally sold as a single, up‑front payment per event (for example, a flat fee in the tens of dollars range for one event), rather than a recurring subscription. You might see this charge after creating an event, purchasing or upgrading access to full event features, or shortly after testing and then completing checkout through their website, often processed via payment providers like PayPal.([picturesqr.com](https://www.picturesqr.com/faq?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a PicturesQR charge, start by logging into your PicturesQR account and checking your event dashboard and billing confirmation emails for receipts or order details. Each event purchase should correspond to a specific event name and date in your account. If something still looks unfamiliar, you can contact PicturesQR directly through their online contact form or by email, providing the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount (but never your full card number). Also consider whether a partner, family member, or event planner may have used your payment method to set up a shared gallery, as that is a common cause of unexpected but legitimate charges.([picturesqr.com](https://www.picturesqr.com/contact?utm_source=openai))