Get started with Digital Photo Booth

Prepare a classic digital booth with branded backgrounds, frames, stickers, sponsor content, and sharing.

Experiences
Written forEvent producers

Digital Photo Booth is a straightforward capture experience for branded photo outputs. Plan the booth artwork, guest instructions, sponsor treatment, delivery, and display surfaces before the event team shares the link or QR code.

Steps

  1. 1Open your Digital Photo Booth experience, or create a new experience and choose Digital Photo Booth. Snapbar usually sets up your first one during onboarding.
  2. 2Collect approved backgrounds, frames, stickers, sponsor graphics, logo files, colors, and booth copy.
  3. 3Use the Microsite tab to configure the General, Sponsor, Disclaimer, Data, and Success sections. Digital Photo Booth is the one type with a Sponsor section instead of Overlays.
  4. 4Use the Experience tab (shown for Digital Photo Booth only) to upload and manage the backgrounds, frames, and stickers guests can pick from.
  5. 5Use Delivery, Sharing, and Displays to confirm how guests and screens will show the final photo.
  6. 6Run a full test on the event device and review the output on the recipient gallery and display.
Digital Photo Booth experience graphic from the Create page
Digital Photo Booth focuses on prepared creative assets such as backgrounds, frames, stickers, and sponsor graphics.

What to know

  • Digital Photo Booth relies more on prepared creative assets than generated AI style. Asset sizes, transparent areas, and crop behavior should be tested on real devices.
  • Digital Photo Booth gets an extra Experience tab in the Configuration section where you manage backgrounds, frames, and stickers yourself. Ask Snapbar if you need advanced placement beyond those controls.
  • Because the guest result is easier to predict than AI output, this format is a good fit when the event needs fast throughput and tight brand control.

Tips

  • Avoid putting important text too close to the edge of frames or backgrounds.
  • Test camera permission, photo upload if enabled, and display behavior before printing signage.
  • Keep one approved artwork folder so staff do not upload outdated files.

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