Self-service portraits.
Studio quality. No photographer.
A pro camera, studio lighting, and an iPad running BrandStudio. Guests walk up, take their photos, see them instantly, and get their favorite on their phone in seconds.
VIDEO: 30s booth POV — guests tap start, the countdown fires, and they walk away with a branded print and the photo already on their phones.
Guests walk up to a booth that runs itself
From the screen that draws them in to the photo in their pocket — every step happens on its own, no operator needed.
Booth photos from a real event — branded, and on the guest's phone in seconds. Open the gallery
Common questions
What hardware do I need?
Any iPad. Mount it on a stand or set it on a table, open the app, pick a booth template, and you’re running. Templates are reusable, so the second event sets up faster than the first.
Whose branding is on the photos?
Your client’s. Overlays, frames, colors, and the delivery text all carry the client’s brand — BrandStudio stays invisible. When guests post their booth photo that night, it’s the client’s logo that travels with it.
What does the guest actually walk away with?
Their branded photo — or GIF — texted to their phone in seconds, plus a gallery link with every shot from their session. No email-me-later forms, no kiosk codes to remember.
Can guests get prints too?
Yes — the booth pairs with the Sharing Station, so guests can print their booth photos at a kiosk on-site while the digital copy is already on their phone.
What happens if the venue WiFi dies?
The booth keeps capturing. Photos are safe on the device and the delivery texts go out as soon as the connection comes back — guests still get everything, and nobody standing at the booth notices a thing.
How does Photo Booth handle guests without a phone?
Three fallbacks: print the photo on a connected printer for physical delivery, email it to an address they type in, or let them punch in any phone to receive the link (theirs, a partner's, or a rental). The booth never assumes a smartphone — every guest walks away with their photo.
What camera should I use for a photo booth — iPad camera or a mirrorless?
Mirrorless or DSLR if image quality matters (conferences, product launches, premium activations). iPad front camera if quick and social is the vibe (festivals, casual events). The booth software runs the same either way — an iPad UI drives a tethered pro camera, or falls back to the iPad camera itself.
Does the booth need a staff member to run it?
No. The attract screen draws guests over when nobody is using it, the flow is fully guided, and the booth auto-returns to idle after inactivity. Staff is only needed for occasional paper refills on print booths or to help a guest who has never used an iPad. Most events run the booth unattended.
Can I save a booth configuration and reuse it for repeat events?
Yes. Templates save the whole booth config — welcome screen, countdown, camera settings, branded overlays, delivery method, GIF options. One-tap launch on the next event. Teams running the same activation at multiple stops (a tour, a seasonal campaign) duplicate a template rather than rebuild every time.
Every guest leaves
with your brand in their pocket.
Set up once, run all day. Guests sit, shoot, and send — no photographer required.