Share it in the group chat
One link works as well as a printed QR code. Paste it where the invite already lives and guests are shooting in a tap.
A birthday photo booth that costs nothing to try.
Renting a booth for one afternoon rarely makes sense. Share a link instead — everyone at the party shoots branded polaroids on their own phone, and you keep every shot.
Birthday parties are where a rented photo booth is hardest to justify: a few hours, an unpredictable headcount, and a bill either way. Snaploom is a birthday photo booth that lives at a link, so the cost of trying it is nothing and the cost of a big turnout is nothing either. Set the name and colours to match the party, share the QR code, and every guest’s phone becomes a camera that hands back a styled polaroid. The photos collect in one place instead of scattering across a dozen camera rolls you have to chase down afterwards.
Why it fits
Made for the room, not the booth.
Themed to the party
Name, caption, colours, and font are yours to set — a sixth birthday and a thirtieth should not look the same.
No chasing photos afterwards
Every capture lands in your dashboard as it happens, so you are not asking twelve people to send theirs later.
Guests can share their own
Each polaroid can be downloaded or shared straight from the phone that took it, while the party is still going.
For birthdays
Birthday photos you would otherwise miss
The candles
Every phone in the room catches the cake from a different angle, and every shot comes back to you.
Arrivals
A QR code at the door gets each guest’s first photo of the party as they walk in.
Games and activities
Parents and guests photograph the activity while you run it, so you are in the middle of it instead of behind a camera.
Messages for the birthday person
Guests take a polaroid for whoever is celebrating, and all of them collect in one place to look back on.
How it works
Up and running before doors open.
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Brand your camera
Theme, card colours, event name and logo. Minutes, before doors open.
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Share one link
On the invite, in the group chat, or as a QR at the door.
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Guests snap, you keep it all
They take a photo and keep a polaroid. Every capture lands in your dashboard.
Try it as a guest
Questions, answered
Is there a limit on how many guests can use it?
No. Every guest uses their own phone, so there is no queue and no per-device limit — a party of eight and a party of eighty work the same way.
Do children need accounts?
No. Guests never sign up. They open the link, take a photo, and get their polaroid — only the person setting up the page has an account.
Can I stop it accepting photos after the party?
Yes. Pause the page from the dashboard and it stops accepting new captures while everything already taken stays yours.
What does it cost for a one-off party?
The camera is free to try with no signup, and setting up a branded page for the party is free too. There is no rental window to fit the party into.
Can I make it match the party theme?
Yes. Choose from the themes, set your own colours and font, and write a caption such as the birthday person’s name and age.
Can relatives who could not come see the photos?
Yes. Publish the gallery and send them the link; they see the photos without signing up.
Set up a birthday photo booth
Try the camera, then make a page in the party’s colours and share the QR code.