A photo studio guests run themselves.
No countdown. No photographer.
An iPad on a stand and a remote in their hand. Guests shoot as many branded photos as they want, at their own pace, and walk away with everything on their phone.
Selfie Studio
Take your own photos — as many as you want!
The iPad screens are rebuilt in HTML from the app. The 5 photos are one real visit at NOTHING STOPS DETROIT — session S0046, the same people throughout — standing in for what the iPad’s camera sees. The guest’s name and number are samples.
Ninety seconds at the studio
What a guest actually does, from walk-up to photos-in-hand.
The remote changes how people pose
A countdown makes people freeze. A remote makes them play. Guests press the button the moment the pose feels right — then hand it to a friend, who suddenly becomes the photographer. That’s where the good photos come from.
- Capture fires the instant they press — no 3-2-1 anxiety
- A Bluetooth shutter remote works; tapping the screen works too
- A live photo count on screen, so they know what they’ve got
Tap “Done” when you’re happy.
It knows who’s standing there
Photos are only useful if they reach the right person. Guests identify with a QR scan, a phone number, a quick form, or nothing at all.
- Offer one check-in method or all of them at once
- Every session lands in that guest’s personal gallery
- Anonymous mode still delivers — QR on screen, scan and go
You set the rules from the portal
Every knob lives in your dashboard, not on the iPad. Rebrand the whole kiosk to the client’s colors, put a looping video on the attract screen, cap photos per session for a fast-moving line.
- Kiosk background, text, and button colors — the client’s, not ours
- Custom welcome message and attract-screen video or image
- Optional per-session photo limit and idle auto-reset
Give every guest their own photo shoot
Remote control, branded overlays, smart check-in — completely self-service.
Common questions
What's the difference between Selfie Studio and Photo Booth?
Selfie Studio is clicker-driven — guests take as many photos as you allow at their own pace, with no countdown. Photo Booth is a guided flow (welcome, countdown, review, deliver) that produces a single curated set. Selfie Studio feels like a photo shoot; Photo Booth feels like a kiosk.
What is the clicker and why does it matter?
A small Bluetooth remote that works as a volume button, which is what most camera-shutter remotes do. The guest (or a friend) holds it and clicks to take each photo — no timer, no countdown. In practice this creates the best candid shots because guests shoot when they feel ready, not when a booth counts down to them. The clicker is the core difference in energy.
Does Selfie Studio make a video of the session?
Not yet. Selfie Studio delivers the branded photos. If you want a looping video, the Photo Booth's burst mode makes one (forward or boomerang).
Do guests need to pick their favorites, or do they get every photo?
Every photo lands in their personal gallery, so nothing is lost and there is nothing to pick on the iPad. You can cap photos per session if the line is long.
Set it up once.
It shoots all night.
An iPad, a stand, and a remote. Branded photos delivered before guests walk away — without a photographer standing there.