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Free Photo Scavenger Hunt Generator
Make a printable photo scavenger hunt for a wedding, birthday, shower, or reunion. Guests shoot the list, you get the whole night.
Photo challenges for your wedding
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Print these as cards and leave a few on every table. Guests shoot the list, and you get the whole night from angles no photographer was standing in.
Your hunt
Shuffle keeps its result — reload or share the link and you get the same list back.
Why it helps
- A full list before you type anything, tuned to your occasion
- Shuffle for a different set, and it stays put when you come back
- Print as cards and leave a few on every table
Once they start shooting
A scavenger hunt gets the photos taken. Something still has to collect them.
OnceRoll gives every guest a shared camera they join with a QR code, so the whole list comes back to one place instead of forty camera rolls.
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Frequently asked questions
Photo Scavenger Hunt Generator questions
What is a photo scavenger hunt?
A short list of things for guests to photograph during an event. It gives people a reason to look around and hands you the moments no hired photographer was standing next to.
How many challenges should we use?
Ten to fifteen is the sweet spot. Fewer feels thin, and past twenty most guests stop reading. Put a handful on each table rather than the whole list in one place.
Will I get the same list if I share the link?
Yes. Shuffling is saved with your list, so a shared link and a reload both show exactly what you saw.