How it works

From a QR code to a live gallery, in one tap.

There's nothing to download and nothing to log in to. You set up the event; your guests just scan and shoot. Here's the whole thing, end to end.

For your guests

Three taps, zero friction

STEP 01

Scan the code

Guests point their phone at the event QR code — on a flyer, a table card or the screen. The camera opens in the browser. No account or app required — start in seconds.

Scanning the table card
A guest holding a phone up to a white tent card standing on an event table, the card carrying a large QR code and the words “Scan for details”, with the same code showing in the phone's camera; candles, a pale floral centrepiece and wine glasses on the linen, and string lights over a blurred party crowd behind
STEP 02

Shoot a limited roll

Each guest gets a limited film roll — 24 shots, a real disposable-camera feeling. It makes people slow down and take the photos that matter, instead of a hundred blurry duplicates.

11 of 24 shots left
The camera in the app: the event name and a counter reading 11 of 24 at the top, and a live viewfinder on a candlelit reception where a group of guests lean in together for a photo
STEP 03

Play with the photobooth

The photobooth has a camera of its own: take a booth photo, then say what you want — a costume, a scene, a story. It never spends a shot from the film roll.

The booth takes its own photo
The AI photobooth in the app: “Turn a fresh photo into anything”, a “Take a booth photo” button, a “Some ideas” button, and a line reading five booth credits left

The film camera

It feels like a disposable camera.

A shot counter, a big shutter and a flip button — nothing to learn. When the roll runs out, that's the event. The scarcity is the point: fewer, better, more intentional photos.

  • A live shot counter shows what's left of the roll
  • Front & back camera, 1× / 2× zoom
  • Each shot appears in the gallery instantly
  • You can hide any photo from the gallery in one tap
A guest's film roll — the shots they have taken and how many they have left

The AI photobooth

How a booth shot becomes magic

The booth is a separate room in the app with a camera of its own — film-roll shots never go through it. A friendly agent walks each guest through it, and it never changes who they are, only what surrounds them.

A smiling man in his late fifties in a navy suit, white shirt and patterned navy tie, photographed by the booth in front of a pink-and-peach floral wall hung with curtain-strings of fairy lights — the shot the booth just took The same man in front of the same floral wall and fairy lights, now wearing a gold filigree crown, a crimson ermine-trimmed robe, a gold-embroidered waistcoat and a medallion — his face and the wall untouched AfterBefore
“Crown me for the night”
What the four steps below add up to — same face, same flower wall
01

Take a booth shot

The booth has its own camera — step in and shoot. Booth shots don't use up your film roll.

02

Tell it what you want

The agent sees how many people are in frame and suggests fun ideas — or you type your own.

03

It transforms the shot

A photoreal result appears in seconds, keeping every face recognisably theirs.

04

Into the gallery

Keep it and it joins the live feed, badged AI · Booth with your prompt. It uses one photobooth credit.

AI PhotoboothAI · BOOTH
A woman in a grey blazer and cream blouse, wearing black rectangular glasses, photographed by the booth in a conference hall with delegates and a stage behind her The same woman in the same conference hall, still wearing the very same black rectangular glasses, now in a navy-and-gold naval captain's coat with a tricorn hat and a white lace jabot AfterBefore

You asked: “make me a ship's captain” ✦

Same face · same glasses

You still look like you

Your face stays yours.

The whole engine is built around one rule: keep the person. Same face, same pose, same smile — we only add the costume, the props, the world. Drag the slider: she gets a captain's coat, a tricorn hat and a lace jabot, and the exact frames of her own glasses are still sitting on her nose. It's a photobooth, not a face-swap.

  • Faces, poses, glasses and the real background are preserved
  • A safety filter screens every image — some ideas get blocked
  • Fairies, astronauts, disco, cowboys, galas & more built in
Try the photobooth

For you, the host

Set it up once. Watch it fill up.

Create the event in minutes, print the QR code and flyer yourself from the templates we generate, and open the live gallery on the big screen. The dashboard works on a laptop or your phone, so you can keep an eye on everything — even from the dancefloor.

  • Auto-generated QR code & flyer template — download & print it yourself
  • Live gallery + TV mode for the room
  • Hide any photo, block a guest, curate the public feed
  • Bulk-download every photo in full resolution
Create your event
The Snapories host dashboard on a laptop — the Invite & QR view, with the event QR code and the printable flyer templates

Private by design

The parts other apps gloss over

Your event, your call

You stay in control of the gallery. Hide any photo in one tap, and block a guest who is not playing nicely — the whole event stays yours to curate.

EU & US residency

Your event's data stays in your chosen region, encrypted at rest, with easy erasure and no ad-tech.

AI safety filter

Every image is screened by a safety filter to keep you protected. Sometimes photos with kids, or some of the wilder photobooth ideas, get blocked — just try another photo or a different idea.

See it with your own event.

Build it in minutes, or open the working demo and shoot a few frames yourself.