my4cut Premium vs Group Plan: Which One Fits

Premium is for you, shooting on your own phone or tablet. Group is for a device you leave at an event or shop so guests take their own photos. Inside the app, Group is described as a photo booth setup for one group and one event.

Both plans remove the ads that appear while you shoot, and both unlock your own camera settings such as timer and shutter sound. The split comes after that. Group adds booth controls: a custom home logo, hiding the default frames and an admin password. Monthly Bread differs too: 10 for Premium, 80 for Group.

Making your own frame and making your own filter work without any subscription. What a plan adds is ad-free shooting, camera settings, external camera support, monthly Bread, and for Group the booth controls. A full benefit-by-benefit table lives in the Premium vs Group guide.

Yes, if you shoot four-cut photos with friends on your own phone, Premium covers it. This is what it includes.

If guests will take their own photos at a booth you set up, Group is the plan built for that. The reason is the booth controls. You can put your logo on the home screen, hide the app's default frames so only your own frames show, and hide the bottom tab bar so guests don't wander to other screens.

To change the home logo, turn on group mode in Settings and then change the profile image. The screens below show that order. You can also hide the home banners and hide the save buttons on the result screen. With save buttons hidden, visitors only see the QR code. Turn it off and they can save photos and videos directly.

These settings only change once group mode is on, so try it before the event and check how the home screen changes. For a real booth example, see the Venture Café Tokyo write-up.

The admin password does that. Set a 4-digit password and the app asks for it when someone opens Settings from the home screen. It exists so a guest can't change the timer or frames mid-event. The app itself says you can lock settings with an admin password at events and shops.

Hiding the default frames works the same way. Once you are on Group, a toggle for the default frames appears under Service info in Settings. Turn it off and only your own frames remain. If you made a frame for the event, switching that toggle off keeps the screen clean.

A one-week event pass is being prepared. The app already has a version that gives 20 Bread per payment, but it is still before App Store review and not on sale. That is why this article shows no price for it.

For one event today, start with Group monthly. After the event, cancel in App Store subscription management. If you cancel at least 24 hours before renewal, next month is not charged. Group monthly also gives 80 Bread a month, enough to make event frames. The app links to App Store subscription management for cancelling.

The app does not state how many devices you can run on one subscription. If you plan to use several, ask support before you pay.

Bread is the in-app currency in my4cut. Registering one custom frame in the app uses 20 Bread, and you can also spend it on filter and sticker packs. A subscription adds Bread every month, so people who keep making frames keep getting supply.

In numbers, Premium's 10 a month is half a frame and Group's 80 a month is four frames. That is why Group, where you make new frames per event, gets more. The 6-month Group plan has one month free, for 480 Bread in total.

You can also buy Bread separately. A 10-pack is ₩5,900. Pack prices are on the Bread page, and frame specs and Bread costs are in the frame template guide. The server grants Bread, and the app code doesn't show exactly when, so this article only says every month while you are subscribed.

Prices are Korea App Store prices checked on 2026-10-09. They can differ by country and exchange rate, and the app shows whatever price the App Store returns at checkout.

No. Group includes the Premium benefits, so on Group you already get ad-free shooting, camera settings and external camera support. If you run a booth on Group and also want ad-free shooting on your own phone, buying Premium separately gives you nothing extra.

To start, an account that still sees ads has a subscription icon on the home screen and a Premium shortcut at the top of Settings. Group starts from the settings icon at the top right of the home screen, and you need to sign in before paying. If a purchase doesn't show up, tap Restore Purchases at the bottom of the screen. If the app says the subscription is linked to another account, sign in with the account that paid.

To cancel, the cancel button in the app opens App Store subscription management. If you don't cancel 24 hours before renewal, it renews automatically. Benefits and prices can change, so the checkout screen is the final word.