Tutorials

How to use
AI Studio Booth.

Short video guides for the new 3.0 — from your first event to print, frames and cameras. No sound needed.

Start here

Tour the new 3.0

See the whole dashboard, create an event from start to finish, then a walk-through of all 7 setup steps and what each one controls. Watch this one first.

Step 1

Create an event

Choose the booth type, start from a ready-made template, set portrait or landscape, name the event, then pick the photo shape, how many photos each guest gets, and the print layout.

Step 2

Booth Flow

The exact screens your guests move through. Open any screen to change it — countdown, loading animation, titles — then drag steps into a new order or add one, like a Payment Gate for paid events.

Step 3

Print settings

Choose the print layout, put a frame around the photo, resize the photo on the paper, add your event title or logo, and reorder the layers so everything sits where you want it.

Step 4

AI Frame Generator

Describe the frame you want in plain words and the booth designs it — 1 credit each. Add a reference image to match a theme, pick die-cut or clean cut, and every frame you make is saved to reuse.

Setup

Allow your camera

What to do when the browser asks to use your camera — and how to fix it when the camera stays off because it was blocked before. Ends with the booth running live.

Setup

Connect a pro camera

Run the booth from a DSLR or mirrorless. Try the maker's free webcam app first, then a ~$10 HDMI capture card if you need one. Includes the older cameras that can't do it at all, so you don't buy the wrong thing.

Every video is silent and under a minute — watch on mute, anywhere.

Ready to try it yourself?

Start free — no card needed — and follow these steps with your own event.

Start your free trial