A touch-screen station at your venue where guests find their own photos, by selfie, name or QR code, and print a keepsake before they leave. No photographer minding a line, and no separate photo booth to hire.
Photo printing at events used to mean a rented photo booth, an attendant, and a line that grows every time the music picks up. A kiosk guests operate themselves keeps the instant event photo prints guests actually want, without the booth, the attendant or the line.
It sits on a screen you already have, connected to whatever printer you bring, and it works the same way whether it is one station in the corner of a room or several spread across a larger venue. It is a photo booth alternative that asks nothing of your staff once it is switched on.
Guests search for themselves at the kiosk and choose which of their matched photos to print. Nobody has to stand in line at a photo booth or wait for a photographer to hand out prints.
Every print comes out at the familiar 4x6 size, so it slots straight into a frame or an album a guest already owns.
Every print is logged against the guest who asked for it, so you know what went out and can plan paper and ink for the next event.
Place a screen or tablet at the venue and open its kiosk link. There is nothing to install.
As your photographer uploads through the event, the kiosk can find those photos the moment a guest searches.
Check your dashboard to see how many prints have gone out, and to whom.
Take a selfie at the kiosk, search by name, or scan the QR code from an invitation or wristband.
Pick the shots worth keeping from the ones that match you.
The kiosk sends your choices to the printer connected at the venue.
Conferences and corporate events. A kiosk beside registration gives delegates something to walk away with, alongside the photos they receive online. Suits conferences and corporate events alike.
Exhibitions and trade shows. A kiosk near the entrance lets visitors print a photo from the day without slowing down the line at your own stand. See exhibitions and trade shows.
Product launches. A printed photo from the night is a keepsake guests take home from a product launch, alongside whatever they post online.
Charity events. A kiosk at a gala or fundraiser gives guests something to keep from the evening, while staff can see exactly how many prints went out. See charity events.
See the kiosk alongside every other tool on the features page, or check pricing for your event size.
You bring a printer and a screen or tablet at the venue. The kiosk runs in the browser and sends the photos a guest picks straight to whatever printer you connect.
Yes. A guest can search by name or scan a QR code from their invitation, ticket or wristband instead of taking a selfie.
Standard 4x6, the size that fits directly into a frame or an album a guest already owns.
Yes. Set up as many kiosk stations as the venue needs, and each one draws from the same event gallery.
That depends on how the event is set up. If registration is switched on, a guest completes it once and the kiosk works for them from then on.