Made for events. Powered by guests.
The photo booth lives in your phone now.
Skip the rental, the kiosk, the rented attendant. Open everyonesnaps.com on any device, hit Run Booth, and your party has a photo booth. Guests scan a QR to grab their pictures.
The old way is expensive and clunky.
A traditional photo booth is the entire problem to solve. We replaced every part of it with a tab in your browser.
Renting a photo booth
- ·$500–$1,500 for a 4-hour rental
- ·Schedule the rental weeks ahead
- ·Operator shows up an hour early to set up
- ·Single device — one queue forms around it
- ·Photos delivered in a Dropbox folder days later
Running everyonesnaps.com
- From $20 per event, paid when you're ready
- Sign in 60 seconds before you start
- Use any phone, tablet, or laptop you already have
- Spin up a second device if there's a line
- Guests scan a QR — pictures on their phone immediately
From sign-up to first photo in two minutes.
No download. No app store. No kiosk computer to drag to the venue. Just open the URL.
- STEP 1
Create an event
Free account, name your event. Each event has its own retention window and members.
- STEP 2
Pick your device
Open the event on any phone, tablet, or laptop. Allow camera access and choose the camera you want to use.
- STEP 3
Hit Run Booth
The screen goes fullscreen. Guests tap to start, the booth counts down and captures three photos.
- STEP 4
Guests scan to grab
After each session a QR appears. Guests scan, download, share. No accounts, no waiting.
Guests don't install anything.
After every session a QR pops up on the booth. Guests point their phone at it — their default camera handles the rest — and they land directly on a page with their 3 photos and the combined strip.
The album builds itself. Every session lands in the same live gallery — guests refresh and watch new photos appear as the event unfolds.
- No app, no account, no typed code
- Download originals at full resolution
- Galleries stay live for your retention window
- The QR works long after they've left the event
Guest Snappers
Your booth captures moments.
Your guests capture the event.
Hand out a QR. Anyone who scans can register in ten seconds and add their photos to the same gallery. We call them Guest Snappers — extra cameras at every table.
No app. No accounts. Browser only.
- Live gallery — the album builds itself as the event unfolds
- Every Snapper's phone joins the same shared feed
- Photos are resized on-device before upload — your venue wifi survives
- Snappers can browse, react, and grab favorites afterwards
Limit how many can join, freeze invites mid-event, hide any photo instantly, or ban a Snapper in one click.
Pay once, when you're ready.
Start free on your own device. Pick a tier when it's the real event — bigger gatherings unlock more contributors.
Make sure the booth works for you.
- 10 photos to test the booth
- Run on any device
- See the QR + guest gallery
- No Guest Snappers
- 7-day retention
The booth, unlocked. Small gatherings.
- Unlimited booth photos
- Up to 5 Guest Snappers
- 50 photos per Snapper
- 90-day galleries
- Your branding on the strip
- Bulk zip download
Full collaborative gallery. Most weddings.
- Everything in Event pass
- Up to 50 Guest Snappers
- 100 photos per Snapper
- Live feed for all attendees
- Owner-side moderation queue
- Priority support during your event
Festivals, corporate, unlimited scale.
- Everything in Social event
- Unlimited Guest Snappers
- 250 photos per Snapper
- Custom event branding + theme
- White-label QR signage
- Dedicated event support
Running many events? Photographer / venue plans are coming — ping us once your event is over and we'll set it up.
Common questions
- No. The booth runs in any modern browser. Operators sign in on everyonesnaps.com; guests scan a QR. There's nothing to install on either side — including for Guest Snappers who contribute their own photos.
- Yes, that's the Guest Snappers feature. Print the auto- generated QR signage; anyone who scans can register with a name + email in about ten seconds and start adding photos to the same gallery as the booth. No app, no account creation on everyonesnaps.com, no friction. Tier determines how many Snappers an event allows.
- Three layers of control. You can cap how many Snappers an event allows. You can flip a kill switch that disables all outstanding invite links instantly. And you can ban any individual Snapper — they're blocked from uploading or viewing further, without affecting anyone else.
- You can hide any photo from the gallery in one click, or delete it entirely. Other attendees can flag photos for your review — three independent flags trigger an automatic shadow-hide pending your decision, so a single griefer can't bury a legitimate photo, and you don't have to be staring at the moderation queue every minute.
- A shared album is a folder — useful, but it doesn't come with the booth experience, the QR-based onboarding flow, contributor limits, or moderation tools. Shotbooth gives you the structured ritual (booth at the center, attendees expand it), real-time presence (“14 snapping”), and the controls you need when 50 strangers can upload to the same place.
- iPhone, Android phone, iPad, tablet, MacBook, Windows laptop — anything with a camera and a recent Chrome / Safari / Edge / Firefox. Multiple cameras (built-in + external webcam, or front + back on a phone) show up in a picker.
- Captures keep working. The booth queues each session locally and retries the upload in the background once you're back online. Guests can scan the QR — their gallery just lights up when uploads land.
- Free trial photos stay live for 7 days. The $20 Event pass keeps galleries online for 90 days from capture.
- On the Event pass, yes — invite Event Managers from the event settings. There's also a 6-digit trusted-browsing code if you want to give someone read-only access without an account.
- The combined strip is composed as a portrait JPEG and is downloadable from the guest gallery. Drop it on any photo printer or use a print-on-demand service. Native printing from the booth itself is on the roadmap.
- The cheap fix is a ring light with the camera in the middle — guests step into an even halo and you skip the awkward overhead-flash look. For a phone or an external webcam we've had good luck with this 10″ USB ring light — it has a phone clip + tripod mount, three color temperatures, and a dimmer. If you're running the booth on a tablet, pick a larger ring (14″ or 18″) so the device fits cleanly inside the halo. (Heads up: those are affiliate links — we may earn a small commission if you buy through them. Costs you nothing extra.)
Do I need to install anything?+
Can guests contribute their own photos?+
Can I limit who contributes — or kick someone out?+
What if a Snapper uploads something inappropriate?+
How is this different from a shared Google Photos or iPhone album?+
What devices work?+
What if my wifi goes down mid-event?+
How long do guests have to grab their photos?+
Can someone else help run the booth?+
Is the photo strip printable?+
What about lighting? My venue is dark.+
The next time you're planning an event…
Sign up free, run a test session at home tonight, and see whether you'd trust it for the real day.
Less than 60 seconds to your first capture