Printed photo strips at a wedding, branded 360 clips at a launch, or both in one event. Snap360 brings the capture and delivery workflow together under one account.
Choose the mode and equipment that fit your business. Start on the permanent Free Plan to learn the app before choosing a paid plan.
A photo booth app, also called photo booth software, manages the event around the capture: a repeatable setup, your client's branding and the finished file or print.
The physical booth, camera and printer remain part of your equipment. Snap360 handles the software workflow, so your team can prepare a template and run the service consistently. Choose photo mode for prints, video mode for a spinner platform, or a plan covering both.
Both. Snap360 is photo booth software for iPhone, iPad and Android with two modules under one login: SNAPPHOTO for printed and digital photos, and 360 video for spinner platforms. DIAMOND PRO covers photo and video together.
Want the full list? See every photo booth software feature for photo and 360 video, or compare the Windows photo booth software.
The photo module is available on iPhone, iPad and Android. For an iPad photo booth, the documented camera setup is a Canon EOS connected by cable. Templates arrange the photos into strips or prints; printing uses a compatible AirPrint setup.
Explore the Photo Booth AppRecord on an iPhone, iPad or Android device mounted on your platform. Prepare the music, overlay and video effects, then use QR delivery to share the finished clips with guests.
Explore 360 Photo Booth SoftwareThe Windows version is coming soon. If your booth or mirror runs on a PC, join the launch list and check the planned camera and printer support before choosing equipment.
See the Windows VersionCreate the event, select the capture mode and test the connected equipment. Save the template and settings your team will use on the day.
Use the event's logo, colors and layout in a photo template or video overlay. AI frame generation is available through SnapCoins; test the result before the event.
Run the guest through the capture and review a sample result. Video effects and photo layouts serve different outputs, so rehearse the mode you are selling.
Offer the output that matches your setup: a printed photo, a QR download or an event gallery. Online uploads and delivery need connectivity, even when recording works offline.
Check the exact model and connection before buying hardware for your booth.
For iPad photography, start with our Canon EOS connection guide. For printing, read how DNP printers work with Snap360: an AirPrint bridge or compatible print server is different from plugging a USB printer directly into the iPad.
Our equipment and brand guides explain the status of Nikon, Fujifilm, HiTi and Sinfonia too. Ask us about your setup before committing to a service you have not tested.
Free to try every capture mode. PRO to deliver.
For a photo business delivering prints and digital photos, without 360 video. Check the pricing page for availability and pricing in your region.
See the Photo PlanFor 360 video operators. US web pricing is $31.99 per month, excluding applicable tax, with two devices working at once and 4 GB of cloud storage.
See the Video PlanFor photo and video together. US web pricing is $46.99 per month, excluding applicable tax, with four devices working at once and 15 GB of cloud storage.
See Photo and VideoThe Free Plan does not expire and does not ask for a payment card. Paid plans include 12 months of event access. See the full comparison for each plan's limits and the billing periods available in your currency.
Try the capture modes, check your equipment and build the workflow your team will use.
