Real use cases
How teams use MY4CUT on-site
From campus festivals to pop-up stores and overseas conferences: real on-site photos and the frames made for each event.
On site
One tablet or one mini booth turns any place into a photo booth.
Frames by event
Frames designed for each occasion. You can make your own in the frame maker. Make a frame →
Church event
University
University club
Fundraising campaign
Pet event
Volleyball tournament
Taekwondo tournament
Celebrity fan cafe
History museum
Graduation exhibition
Character studio
Pop-up store
Franchise store
Hackathon
Apple KWDC event
Wedding anniversary
Christmas season
School musical
Design graduation show
Exhibition design show
University hackathon
Expo booth
Church retreat
Youth center open house
Sign language event
Restaurant event
Local shop
Summer camp
Ceramics department show
Ocean theme
Club concert
Screen baseball venue
Event photo booth FAQ
What do I need to set up an event photo booth?
Open the my4cut app on an 11-inch iPad. Slide it into the mini booth or put it on a stand and it runs from one table slot; no tripod, lighting, or separate camera is needed.
Can I make a frame with my event name or logo?
Yes. Build it in the app or the web frame maker with your logo, text, and images, register it in the app's frame upload, and it applies to shooting right away. It takes a few minutes, even on the day.
How do guests get their photos?
A QR code appears after each session and everyone saves the photo to their own phone; it opens in the browser without the app. Connect an AirPrint photo printer such as the Canon CP1500 to print on site.
Is the mini booth rented or purchased?
Both. Rent it for a few festival or pop-up days; buy it if a store, church, or club will keep using it. Options and pricing are on the shop page.
Can I take it to an overseas event?
Yes. The iPad, mini booth, photo printer, and paper fit in one carry-on. The same kit ran at Venture Café Tokyo and at a pub and a conference in San Francisco.