Photo booth software for photographers with real cameras

One QR code, always pointing at the newest photo

The code you display never changes, but what it resolves to does. Export a frame and the QR silently retargets to it. That is what lets a single code on a screen — or printed on a card taped to the exit — serve an entire event without you touching anything.

Your presets, not straight-out-of-camera

Fotoflo watches your export folder, not your camera. The guest receives the file you exported, which means your white balance, your contrast curve and your crop are already applied. Tools that ingest straight from the camera are fast for the same reason they are limited: there is no point in the pipeline where your edit could have happened.

No kiosk hardware, no printer, no dedicated booth PC — Fotoflo runs quietly in the background of the laptop you already brought. The full kit list is on the use cases overview.

Built for bad venue Wi-Fi

Conference floors and wedding venues have unreliable connections. Fotoflo caches locally and generates QR codes offline, then syncs when the network returns — so a dropped connection slows delivery down instead of stopping the booth.

For a worked example with gear, settings and throughput numbers, read how I ran a headshot booth at Slush.