Pair every printed photo with the video it came from. Your client opens a single link once, then points their phone at any photo in the album — and it starts playing, right there on the page.
Most 'living photo' products make you print a QR next to every image. PixLive doesn't — the photo itself is the trigger, so your album stays clean.
Point the phone at the printed image and its video plays. Nothing is added to your layout — no codes, no markers, no borders.
Your client opens a single link once. From then on every photo in the album responds — they never scan anything again.
Built and tested against real printed album pages, including glossy laminate where reflections usually defeat recognition.
Your name appears on the opening screen, and your number shows as tap-to-call while the video plays.
Group photo-video pairs into albums per client or per event, and manage them from one dashboard.
There's no app to download and no account for the client. They open a link and point a camera.
One album per client or event, from the PixLive Studio dashboard.
Upload the printed photo and the video it came from. Use a matching first frame so recognition locks on instantly.
Add your studio name and phone number for the opening screen and tap-to-call.
Send the album link. They open it once, then point their phone at any printed photo.
No. PixLive runs in the phone's browser. They open your link once and point the camera — there is nothing to install and no account to create.
No, and that's the point. The printed photograph itself is what the phone recognises, so your album design stays exactly as you designed it.
Yes. Glossy stock is the normal case for wedding albums and PixLive is built for it.
The clip the still came from, ideally starting on a frame that matches the print. The closer the first frame is to the photo, the faster it locks on.
Yes. Your name shows on the opening screen and your phone number appears as a tap-to-call button while the video plays.
Build your first living album and send the link.
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