How do speakers share without downloading anything?

When a speaker taps Share, their browser opens the device's own share sheet with the finished image file already attached, so they pick an app and post it natively. This works on current versions of Chrome, Edge and Safari on both desktop and mobile. On browsers that don't support it, such as Firefox, they get the image to download plus a one-click copy of the caption, so nobody is ever stuck.

How does the conversion tracking survive our checkout?

The tracking code captures the attribution id once when a visitor arrives, stores it in the browser, and then re-attaches it to your own links and forms as the visitor moves through your site. That's what keeps attribution intact across multi-step checkouts and redirects, which is the usual reason this kind of tracking quietly stops working. You paste one snippet and, where a purchase completes, make a single call with the order id.

Do we have to use your ticketing platform?

No. DynaPictures isn't tied to any event platform, CFP tool or ticketing provider. The widget embeds on any registration page, and the tracking works on whatever checkout you already run.

What stops a speaker from changing our branding?

You choose which template layers each audience can edit. Anything you don't map is locked and can't be changed, moved or removed from the share page. Your logo, the event name and the background stay exactly as designed.

Can I use this for sponsors and exhibitors too?

Yes. Speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and attendees are separate audiences, each with their own designs, invitation copy and suggested caption. Sponsors carry a tier and exhibitors a booth number, and both are reported separately so you can show a sponsor exactly what their posts produced.

Are the share counts real?

We count share intent — the moment someone taps Share. No platform, ours included, can see whether a person completed a post in their device's share sheet, and any tool claiming otherwise is estimating. That's why we treat clicks as the number that matters: they're independently recorded, bot-filtered, and can't be inflated.

How long do the share links stay valid?

Speaker links don't expire. Re-sharing in the final week before an event is when a lot of the value shows up, so a link that stopped working would defeat the purpose. You can revoke an individual person's link at any time.

What data do you keep about the people who click?

Never a raw IP address. It's hashed so repeat visits can be counted and used briefly to resolve a country, then discarded. For attendees using the widget, a name is stored only if they actually share — opening the dialog stores nothing.

Event Marketing Campaigns: Speaker Banners With Tracked Attribution

From Banner to Booked Ticket, in One Loop

Speakers Share in One Tap — No Login, No Download

Import your speakers from a spreadsheet and email each one a personal link. They open it, adjust their name or talk title if they want, and tap Share. Their device's own share sheet opens with the finished image already attached, so they can post it straight to LinkedIn, Instagram, WhatsApp or anywhere else. No account, no download, no re-uploading. The link never expires, so a speaker can share again the week before the event.

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Attendees Share the Moment They Register

Add one embed snippet to your confirmation or thank-you page. The moment someone completes registration, they're offered an 'I'm attending' banner with their name on it. The dialog is built mobile-first, because that's where people are when they buy a ticket. Every attendee gets their own tracked link inside the post text.

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Sponsors and Exhibitors, With Their Own Details

Sponsors and exhibitors are confirmed by contract well before the event, so import the whole list at once. Sponsors get their tier, exhibitors get their booth number, and every field maps onto your template automatically. Each one receives the same one-tap share link as your speakers — and each gets counted separately in your reporting.

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You Control the Brand. They Only Edit What You Allow.

Design one template in the editor and choose which layers each audience may change — their name, their photo, their talk title. Everything else, your logo, the event name, the background, is locked. A speaker cannot accidentally delete a sponsor logo, because the fields you didn't map simply aren't editable.

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Most Tools Stop at the Share. That's Where the Question Starts.

Every Share Gets Its Own Tracked Link

When someone shares, we mint a fresh short link just for that post and drop it into the caption. Two speakers sharing the same banner get two different links — so a click is always traceable to one person, one channel, one moment.

Clicks Are Bot-Filtered, So the Number Means Something

Social crawlers, corporate link scanners and security proxies hit every link that gets posted. We classify each hit as it arrives and exclude the machines, so the click count you report is people. The raw records are kept, so counts can be recalculated if our detection improves.

How It Works

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1. Build Your Campaign

Create a campaign for your event, import your speakers, sponsors and exhibitors from a spreadsheet, and pick the designs each audience will share. Extra spreadsheet columns are kept automatically, so nothing from your list is lost.

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2. Send Their Links

Email everyone their personal share link, from your own name with replies going to your inbox. Edit the invitation copy and the suggested social caption per audience — speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and attendees each get their own.

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3. Add the Widget and the Pixel

Paste one snippet on your registration page for the attendee widget, and one on your ticket pages for conversion tracking. The tracking code carries the attribution across your whole checkout by itself, including multi-page and redirect-heavy flows.

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4. Watch the Funnel Fill Up

Views, shares, clicks and conversions over time, broken down by channel and country, with a leaderboard of who actually produced results — and the revenue attributed to each of them.

Reporting You Can Take to a Budget Meeting

Revenue Attributed to the Person Who Posted

Send us the order value when a ticket is bought and we'll attribute it to the share that brought the buyer. You get revenue per speaker, per sponsor, per channel — the number that answers 'was the speaker programme worth it?' Amounts are reported in the currency they were sold in and never silently converted.

Hosted in Frankfurt, Under GDPR

DynaPictures runs on Frankfurt-based infrastructure under GDPR with a Data Processing Agreement available. We never store a visitor's raw IP address: it's hashed for counting and discarded. Attendee names are saved only when someone deliberately shares — never from simply opening the page.

Frequently Asked Questions

DynaPictures' free plan includes 30 API credits. You can try any plan with a 14-day trial. No credit card required. The free plan allows to create images without a watermark, full template access, and API access.

Turn Your Speakers Into Your Best Marketing Channel — and Prove It Worked