Kiosk mode in DSPRS Studio
The same desktop app photographers use for event management flips into a locked-down, guest-facing kiosk. No separate booth product to buy, license or learn — one install covers both.
A traditional booth prints a strip and forgets you. DSPRS Studio’s kiosk mode is an AI photo booth wired into the whole event: styled multi-person captures, instant prints and shares, and a walk-up selfie match that hands any guest every photo of themselves from the night so far.
The booth experience is three steps for the guest and zero steps for the operator once doors open.
Guests step up to the kiosk — a laptop or a full booth rig running DSPRS Studio — pick a layout, and shoot. Multi-person group shots are first-class, not an afterthought.
The Print Studio applies the event’s layouts and AI styles on the spot — branded frames, looks and compositions the organizer configured before doors opened.
One tap sends the result to the on-site printer, the guest’s phone, or both. Every booth capture also joins the event gallery, so it shows up in selfie-matched deliveries too.
Because the kiosk runs on the event’s live gallery, it does jobs a standalone booth never could.
The same desktop app photographers use for event management flips into a locked-down, guest-facing kiosk. No separate booth product to buy, license or learn — one install covers both.
A guest who never registered can walk to the kiosk, take a selfie, and instantly see every photo of themselves from the event so far. The booth becomes a photo pickup counter for the whole room.
Strips, grids, singles and themed compositions, each with configurable styles per event. Organizers pick the looks in advance; guests just choose their favorite and shoot.
Wire the kiosk to a printer for free souvenir prints, or run it as a revenue stream with paid prints, frames and pricing rules. Orders flow into the same print system as the online store.
DSPRS Studio watches your shooting folders — Lightroom exports, Capture One sessions, tethered captures — and indexes new photos automatically, so the booth and the pros feed one gallery.
English and Arabic interfaces, touch-friendly screens, and a design that survives 1,400 fingerprints, dim ballrooms and guests in formal wear who have already had a drink.
Most event photo booth kiosks live on an island: their photos never meet the professional coverage, and the pros’ photos never reach the booth. DSPRS Studio removes the island. Bind a shooting folder to the event once, and everything that lands in it — Lightroom exports, Capture One output, tethered frames — is indexed into the live gallery automatically.
That is why the walk-up selfie match feels uncanny: a guest who poses at the booth at 10 p.m. sees not just their booth strip but their entrance shot from 7 p.m. and the dance-floor frame from ten minutes ago. One event, one photo pool, every capture path included.
1 install
Booth + event management
Multi-person
AI layouts & styles
Free or paid
On-site printing
EN · AR
Guest-facing languages
Hardware, pricing, workflow — the practical questions studios and organizers ask before running their first kiosk.
A computer running DSPRS Studio (Windows or macOS), a camera or webcam, and optionally a photo printer for on-site prints. There is no proprietary booth hardware — Studio’s kiosk mode turns equipment you already own into an event photo booth kiosk.
Download DSPRS Studio and run your first kiosk on hardware you already own — or talk to us about the full business platform behind it.