Put Partywall on a TV or a projector. Guests scan the QR and send photos; AI restyles each one for your theme, and the wall shows the original, then the magic.
The same couch shot, sent through each theme. These are real outputs from the model the wall uses, not mockups. Pick a theme.

No app, no account for guests. You need a screen, Wi-Fi, and a theme.
Sign up with your email, load a few dollars, and pick a theme or write your own prompt (“put a cowboy hat on everyone”). Open the wall on a TV, a laptop on a projector, or the side of the house.
A QR code sits on the wall. Drag it anywhere and scale it to the surface. Guests scan it, add a name and a caption, and send one photo or ten.
About 15 seconds later the photo lands: first the original, then the theme takes it, with lightning, snowfall, marigold petals, confetti or fireworks. Now and then the original flickers back.

Each theme brings its own fonts, colours, wall reveal and a set of looks; every photo gets one at random so the wall never repeats. Hover to see the original.
Your best friend always wears a hat? Make it everyone's hat. Write one idea per line and each photo gets one at random. Pick any theme for the fonts and the reveal.


No subscription, no per-event fee. Load credit, and each restyled photo costs about a dime. Plain photo walls are free.
Every restyle runs a real image model, which Partywall pays for per picture. Your credit covers that plus a margin that keeps the lights on. A wall with no AI is free.
No. They scan, pick photos, and send. Names and captions are optional.
Only people with your party's link: the wall, your guests, and the keepsake page you share afterwards. You can hide any photo from the wall and the keepsake in one tap.
Every theme runs with the image model's safety filter on. Only Halloween's opt-in “full gore (18+)” turns it off, for adults-only parties that want real horror.
Anything with a browser: a smart TV, a laptop on HDMI, or a projector pointed at a wall. On a projector the dark themes melt into the darkness, so faces float on the brick.
End the party and the wall turns into a keepsake page with every photo, before and after, ready to share.