Orial / Hands-free photo booth
A booth guests run themselves.
Palm to capture. Thumbs up to keep, thumbs down to retake. Scan to take it home. Your guests never touch the screen, and you don't need someone standing next to it.
Raise a palm to startKeep this photo?
Scan to take it home- Raise a palm
- Thumbs up to keep
- Scan to take it home
The whole flow, without a tap
- Step into frameThe start screen invites the next guest and shows them what to do.
- Raise a palmA short countdown starts. It stays locked in, so a dropped hand won't cancel it.
- Thumbs up or downKeep the photo and create the AI portrait, or retake. Nothing is generated until the guest says yes.
- Scan the QR codeThe finished portrait arrives on their phone. The booth resets for the next guest.
Hands-free and AI, together
Touchless modes in other booth apps were mostly built for capture and QR sharing. Orial's hands-free flow was built around AI portraits from the start: the guest confirms the photo with a thumbs up before anything is generated, so you only pay for portraits people actually want.
Where it shines
- Brand activations with long queues
- Corporate events where staff is thin
- Venues and permanent installs that run all day
- Wedding receptions after the attendant has gone home
Hands-free questions
How do guests know what to do?
One big instruction at a time: palm, hold still, thumbs up or down.
What if two people raise a hand at once?
One capture per countdown. Anyone in frame can start it.
What happens if a guest walks away?
The screen returns to the start on its own.
What do I need to get started?
An iPad and Wi-Fi. Add a DSLR or a printer if you want them.
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