Pop-up Store Photo Booth: 3 Steps on a Table

The my4cut booth sits on one shelf or table. Slide in an iPad and it is running.

Visitors shoot it themselves and get the finished four-cut by QR. You do not need staff managing a line.

Make a frame with the pop-up name or brand logo in the app. Every four-cut a visitor takes home becomes brand content.

Place the booth next to the product and photos with the product spread on social media on their own.

A pop-up open for a few days works well with a rental; a permanent store setup is better with a purchase.

Add a photo printer and you can hand out prints on the spot.

Our card post broke setup into three steps. The point was that it needs no construction, no big space, and no complicated equipment.

A visitor shoots it, opens the QR, and saves the photo to their own album. For them it is one more memory from the day.

Staff do not have to shoot photos for people or manage a line, so they can keep running the pop-up.

Our card post put it this way: people forget the space, but they keep the photo. A four-cut that carries your brand keeps the pop-up in mind longer.

Duration decides it. For a short pop-up, rent for just the days you need. For a space that keeps running, buying and leaving it up makes more sense.

Rental is 50,000 KRW per day plus 5,000 KRW delivery, and purchase is 150,000 KRW. The iPad is separate. The steps are on the rental page.