How it works

1. 1

   Create the event

   Name the event and get a short code plus a printable QR poster. Add your own branding on a venue plan.

2. 2

   Guests scan and shoot

   The QR opens the booth on their phone. No app, no login, and no per-guest setup.

3. 3

   Everything lands in one gallery

   Photos collect in a private event gallery you can share or download after the night.

Why it beats a rented booth

A traditional photo booth costs several hundred pounds or dollars for the night, needs floor space and an attendant, and produces a queue. This runs on the phones your guests already brought. The Pro event pass is a one-off $29 for unlimited unwatermarked photos across the event, and the gallery stays available afterwards so nobody has to airdrop anything.

Y2K party theme ideas that photograph well

Low-rise everything, butterfly clips, frosted eyeshadow, tinted sunglasses indoors, chunky highlights, and anything metallic. Practically: pick a bright wall, put a mirror somewhere guests can find, and keep an overhead light on. The booth reproduces a direct camera flash, and that reads best when the source photo is evenly lit rather than shot in a dark corner.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Y2K photo booth cost?

A Pro event pass is $29 one-off and covers unlimited unwatermarked photos for a single event. Venues running recurring events can license a branded booth instead.

Do guests need to download an app or sign up?

No. Guests scan the QR code, open the booth in their phone browser, and upload — no account and no install.

Does it work without wifi?

Guests need a data or wifi connection because generation happens server-side. Mobile data is normally enough; a venue with poor signal should provide guest wifi.

Who can see the event gallery?

The gallery is private to the event. Images are served through short-lived signed links, and you control whether the gallery is shared with guests.

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