For photographers and photo booth operators

Your photos on the big screen, and in every guest’s pocket.

You bring the camera, the light and the eye. Wunderframe brings the wall: your shots land on the event’s screens as polaroids while the guests are still at the booth, and each guest scans a code to take their picture home.

A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.
A phone showing a polaroid of a latte with the caption "Coffee by the water", and Retake and Throw it buttons.
Engagement API New
Polaroid wall Every screen at once
Take-home link One photo, one guest

The situation today

A booth takes great pictures, but most of the room never sees them during the event, and the gallery link arrives when the evening is long over.

On the wall as they’re takenTaken home the same nightYour booth, your software

New · Engagement API

Connect your own booth.

The Engagement API is part of Wunderframe’s API. Your booth software asks for an upload address, sends the photo or video, and posts it to the event’s engagement — labeled with your booth’s name. From there it goes through the same moderation and lands on the same walls as a guest’s photo.

Then the API gives you a take-home link for that one picture. Show it as a QR code on the booth’s screen, or print it.

Engagement API docs
The engagement editor with switches for sticky notes, polaroids, videos and questions, rooms each with a QR code, and a status panel showing it is open with posts on the walls.

The wall

Prints that fly up, big.

Each photo shoots up big in the middle of the wall, then settles in among the others as a polaroid with its caption. Every screen that points at the engagement shows it — the stage, the lobby and the bar at the same time. New prints come first, and nobody is skipped.

Guests can add their own phone photos to the same wall, so your shots and theirs hang side by side.

Walls
A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.

Take it home

One scan, one photo, theirs.

The take-home page shows the guest their own picture and lets them share it through the phone’s share sheet or save it. The link opens that one photo only, and it expires.

  • On Free, the shared copy carries a small Wunderframe watermark; the walls always show the clean original
  • The event’s consent text and retention apply to your posts too
Privacy
Three phones showing the guest page: a sticky note, a Live polaroid of a latte with a caption, and a video polaroid of fireworks with captions.

Good to know

The same rules as every guest.

  1. An integration key

    The workspace owner creates a key with the engagement rights; it sees only that workspace’s engagements.

  2. Moderation applies

    If the engagement asks for approval, your photos wait for it like everyone else’s.

  3. Closed means closed

    When the operator closes the engagement, it closes for your booth too. A paused one still accepts posts and shows them later.

What you need

Your booth, a key and a screen.

  1. Your camera or booth

    Whatever software drives it, as long as it can make web requests and show a QR code.

  2. A screen for the wall

    Any screen with a browser, an Android TV box or a Raspberry Pi.

  3. A connection

    Your booth and the screens need the internet at the venue.

Read more

For people behind the lens.

  1. Your booth photos on the event wall

    How a booth, the wall and a take-home link fit together.

    Read the post

  2. Photo booth hire vs your screens

    An honest comparison, and why the two work well together.

    Read the post

  3. API reference

    Keys, scopes and every endpoint.

    API docs

Put your next shot on the wall.

Start a workspace, open an engagement with photos on, create a key and send your first picture from the booth.

Free while in early access. No credit card needed.