Orial / AI photo booth software
AI portraits that change the scene, not the person.
Every photo booth app has AI styles now. The difference is whether guests recognise themselves. Orial is built so they do — and so it never guesses when it isn't sure.
The problem with most AI booths
Generative models love to "improve" faces. Snappic's help centre warns operators that its AI "may produce unexpected results including changes to facial features, gender, or skin tone" and that this "cannot be controlled."
At a wedding that's an awkward laugh. At a corporate event or a brand activation it's a guest who won't share the photo — and a client who notices. Orial treats likeness as the product, not a side effect.
Same person, styled
The guest should recognise themselves in a second. That's the test every Orial style has to pass.
Real output from Orial's generation pipeline. Every guest shown is an AI-generated test subject.
How Orial keeps the likeness
Starts from a sharp original
The full-resolution capture is the anchor for every portrait. On iPad there's no on-device crop or second compression pass before it's sent.
Styles the world around them
Prompts change wardrobe, setting, light and finish, and instruct the model to keep the face, skin tone and features from the original.
Refuses to guess
When a style depends on who is in frame and Orial isn't sure, it stops before generating instead of guessing.
One price for every style
AI portraits are $0.10 each on every plan. No credits that cost double for premium styles, no AI locked behind a top tier.
Typical AI pricing elsewhere
- Credits sold in packs, with some styles costing 2–4 credits each
- AI only available on higher-priced plans
- An extra credit for a face-likeness option (Snappic PersonaFX)
Based on public pricing pages, November 2026. See our comparisons.
AI photo booth questions
What AI styles can guests choose?
Editorial, headshot, black tie, garden, launch night, or a custom style for your client.
How does Orial keep guests looking like themselves?
The full-resolution capture anchors every portrait; only scene, wardrobe and light change.
How long does an AI portrait take?
We'll publish measured times from real events before launch.
Is guest data sent to an AI provider?
Yes, to generate the portrait. Guest photos are never used for training.
What do I need to get started?
An iPad and Wi-Fi. Add a DSLR or a printer if you want them.
How does pricing work?
$29 for a single event, $49 a month for unlimited events, or $99 a month for up to 3 iPads. AI portraits are $0.10 each, any style. No contract.
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