Turn every guest into the star of the night.

Photoboo Web is AI photo booth software that runs in a web browser, on a computer, a touch screen or a phone. The operator picks one of more than 110 AI styles, takes the guest’s photo with a webcam or uploads a photo from the computer, and gets a finished AI portrait. It works the way the operator already works: on a touch-screen kiosk, on a computer with a camera, or with photos uploaded from a photographer’s camera. It was built by the Photoboo Lab.

Not yet. Photoboo Web is coming soon.

No. Photoboo Web runs in the browser on a Windows or Mac computer, a touch screen or a phone. There is nothing to install.

Any of them, or a mix: a touch-screen kiosk where guests use it on their own, a computer with a webcam or DSLR, photos you shot and upload from the computer, or a QR code so guests use their own phones.

Yes. You show one QR code for the event and guests create AI photos on their own phones, with no line at the booth. The photos use your credits, and you set the limits: AI photos per guest, print copies per guest through Photoboo Smart Server, a limit for the whole event, the hours, the available styles and a pause button.

A group chat for the event, included in Photoboo Pro. Guests join with the event’s QR code, with their name and e-mail (the e-mail is used once, to send them the gallery the day after), and post photos, short videos, voice notes and text; they reply, react and send emoji. Every photo and video goes into a shared album that everyone can open during the party. Guests can also leave a voice or video message that only the hosts see. After the event you get the event book in PDF, and the guests get the gallery by e-mail one day later.

A computer, touch screen or phone with an up-to-date Chrome, Edge or Safari browser, a camera or photos to upload, and an internet connection. The AI styles are created online.

The laptop’s built-in camera, a USB webcam, or a DSLR or mirrorless camera connected through an HDMI capture card, which the computer sees as a webcam.

Yes. Upload photos from the computer and transform them just like photos taken with the camera.

It depends on the quality you choose and on the internet connection. Standard photos are the fastest. 4K photos and the Pro model take longer, because they create more detail.

One or two people. Couple styles are made for two.

Yes. The styles are built to keep each guest’s own face and identity and to change only the outfit, the pose and the scene.

More than 110, including red carpets, New York editorials, fantasy worlds, sports cards and styles for kids. New styles are added every month.

Standard photos come in 1K or 2K, which is enough for 10×15 cm (4×6 in) prints. For large prints you can choose 4K.

There are two ways. Without a subscription, you buy a pack of credits and pay once: 18 credits for US$9 (US$0.50 per credit), 50 for US$19, 100 for US$35, 250 for US$79 or 500 for US$139 (US$0.28 per credit). With Photoboo Pro, for US$39.99 a month or US$359.99 a year, you get the event group, photos without AI, messages for the hosts, videos, 10 GB per event for 3 months, 10 AI photos a month up to 2K, and credit packs about 30% cheaper: 100 for US$25 (US$0.25 per credit), 250 for US$55 or 500 for US$99 (US$0.20 per credit). 1 credit = 1 AI photo with Nano Banana 2 (1K or 2K); 4K and the Pro model use 1.5 or 2.5 credits.

The plan that unlocks everything in Photoboo Web. It adds the event group with a shared album, messages for the hosts, photos without AI and videos, 10 GB per event kept for 3 months, 10 AI photos a month up to 2K, and credit packs about 30% cheaper. Pro bought on our website is for Photoboo Web. Pro bought in the Photoboo iPad app (App Store) also includes Photoboo Web, with the same account.

A standard photo with Nano Banana 2 in 1K or 2K counts as 1 AI photo. Nano Banana 2 in 4K and Nano Banana Pro in 2K count as 1.5. Nano Banana Pro in 4K counts as 2.5. You choose the model and the quality before each photo.

Only if you choose Photoboo Pro, for US$39.99 a month or US$359.99 a year (US$30 a month). Without a subscription, you pay once for each pack of credits, and the credits are valid for 12 months from the day you buy them. The optional gallery extras (more space, your brand, your own domain) are also monthly, and you can cancel them at any time.

Each event gallery stays online for 3 months, then it is deleted. Download the photos before — you can download all the photos of an event as a ZIP file at any time, at no cost.

Yes. Your logo and colors on the gallery and QR pages, without the Photoboo badge, cost $7 per month. Your own domain, such as photos.yourbusiness.com, costs $15 per month plus a one-time $49 setup.

Yes. Download the full-quality file and print it with your usual printer workflow.

Yes. It has large buttons, a full screen mode and a countdown, so guests can use a touch screen on their own.

Tested with 500 guests at once — zero errors. In our load test, 500 phones joined the event group together, posted, reacted and scrolled the shared album at the same time; every post reached all 500 phones.

They are stored on Cloudflare servers, only for the event. The event group closes by itself at the latest 24 hours after the last activity, and the group and the gallery are deleted 3 months later. The event host can delete anything sooner.

Only for AI photos: the photo goes to Google’s AI just to create the image. There is no face recognition and no face template, and under Google Cloud’s terms customer photos are not used to train its models. Guests who prefer can choose the photo without AI.

From their own phone in the event group, through the event host, or by writing to [email protected]. We answer within 30 days.

Children under 16 (under 13 in the United States) join the event group, leave messages or make AI photos only with a parent or guardian. The photo without AI is always available.

Only people who have the event’s QR code. Messages for the hosts are seen only by the hosts.

Photoboo Web was built by the Photoboo Lab, founded by an event photographer who is also a software developer.