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An AI photo booth with a personality quiz built in. The quiz decides which archetype each guest is, and their AI portrait generates in that style — so the result feels earned, the guest gets a caption, and you leave with data that means something.

An AI video booth captures a few seconds of guest footage and generates a short, stylized, fully branded clip on site. Here's how the format works, why moving output outperforms a still on an event floor, and what to plan for before booking one.

An AI lenticular photo booth prints a keepsake that shifts between a guest's real photo and their AI portrait as they tilt it. Here's how the format works, why it earns a second life after the event, and what to plan for when booking one.

What an AR mirror photo booth actually does, why it works as a live event activation, and how the same hardware doubles as a permanent retail try-on fixture or museum interactive, with the conversion and engagement data behind each use case.

A cinema robot photo booth uses a robotic camera arm to sweep a pre-programmed path around each guest, capturing cinematic slow-motion video that's edited and delivered in minutes. Here's why brands are booking the format for activations, not just red carpets.

A single guided video booth can produce two very different kinds of content in the same afternoon: customer testimonials your marketing team can run ads against, and employee stories your recruiting team can't manufacture any other way. Add the web-based, QR-code version and you can reach remote and globally distributed teams too, not just people in the room.

A robotic arm sketches each guest's portrait stroke by stroke while they watch. It's slower than a photo booth by design, and that's exactly what makes people stop and stay.

Guests draw and sign directly onto their own video in real time. It's a small mechanical twist on the photo booth format that turns every output into something genuinely one-of-one.

A keychain is small, cheap to produce, and travels with a guest every single day after the event ends. Here's why that makes it one of the highest-frequency brand touchpoints you can book.

Trading cards went from a childhood hobby to a $20B+ collectibles market, and brands are riding that momentum with kiosk-printed, personalized cards guests actually want to keep.

AI moved from novelty to differentiator at brand activations this year. Here's what's driving experiential marketing in 2026, and how it shows up on-site.

Custom branded Tik Tok AR Effects can now be produced and published on behalf of brands in The US! Here's a look at how they work, what they're capable of, as well as real world examples of successful AR Effect campaigns from brands like Amazon, Netflix, and KFC.

How does a 360 Photo Booth work? It's actually a video booth that captures high frame rate content (120 frame per second or higher) while a motorized revolving camera spins around the subjects who stand on a stationary platform in the middle. Digital effects like slo motion, green screen, and hype music are often applied as well as the use of timed special effects like confetti cannons or fog machines. These booths are one of the most exciting content capture moments for events and are perfect for brands looking to add an elevated photo experience to their event.

Here we’ll outline 5 immersive AR ideas you can actually use at your events, focussing on concepts that are both approachable and entertaining for your audience. 

7 key tips for producing an epic Virtual Photo Booth experience at your next virtual or hybrid event.