Digital photo booth

The photo booth is every guest’s phone.

A rented photo booth stands in one corner and photographs whoever lines up for it. Capsule turns every phone at your wedding or party into a digital photo booth that goes where the night goes, and every photo lands in one shared film.

A golden retriever in a crooked bow tie sitting up on a gold chair beside the table, an abandoned glass and a buttonhole rose next to him

No rental, no attendant, no corner.

There is nothing to book, deliver or plug in. You print one QR code, guests scan it, and the camera opens in their browser. The booth is wherever someone has a phone and a reason to take a picture.

A bride laughing on a staircase while two bridesmaids crouch to fix the back of her dress in soft daylight
she couldn’t stand still

Photos from the dance floor, not just the backdrop.

A booth catches people when they come to it, posed in front of the same backdrop. A shared film catches the speeches, the first dance and the kitchen at one in the morning, taken by the people who were there.

A packed dance floor in a wedding tent at night, the barefoot bride laughing in the middle and an older guest twirling a woman in a green dress
grandpa, still going

One payment instead of a rental fee.

Five people is free. A hundred guests with twenty-four shots each is $27, paid once, and everyone downloads the photos at full resolution afterward. No deposit, no hourly rate, nothing to send back.

A dozen party prints spread across a wooden table under a warm lamp, no two of them the same night
the edit

How the digital photo booth works

  1. 01

    Start a film

    Choose how many guests and how many shots each, and when the photos develop.

  2. 02

    Print the QR code

    Put it on the tables, at the bar or on the welcome sign — wherever a booth sign would have gone.

  3. 03

    Develop the roll

    Every photo from every phone, revealed together at the time you chose.

Photo booth questions

Is Capsule a photo booth app?

It does the same job in a different way. There is no booth, no props and no printer. Every guest’s phone becomes the camera, through their browser, and the photos go into one shared film.

Does it work as a wedding photo booth?

Yes. Put the QR code on the tables and guests can shoot through the whole day, from the ceremony to the last dance. The film develops at the reveal time you choose.

Do guests need to install anything?

Nothing. They scan the QR code and the camera opens in their browser, with no download and no account.

Can we have a real photo booth as well?

Of course. The booth gets the posed shots and Capsule gets everything else. They get along just fine.

Skip the booth rental. Keep every photo.

Try it free with five people, then size the film to your guest list. Two minutes to set up, nothing for anyone to install.

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