Make the most of your photo.

Select Enable camera and allow camera access in your browser. If you denied permission, change it in your browser's site settings and try again. Close other apps that may be using the camera. The booth needs an HTTPS connection and a browser with camera support.

Yes, if the camera or its webcam software appears as a video input in your browser's camera dropdown. A camera that only supports tethered photo capture will not appear automatically. Camera resolution and controls depend on the device, driver, and browser.

Your phone and browser decide which front, rear, wide, or ultra-wide lenses to expose. Select a named camera from the dropdown when more than one is available. Some browsers show only a few choices.

Choose a ready-made design, or select Upload Overlay and use a transparent PNG that is exactly 1800 × 1200 pixels and smaller than 20 MB. Opaque parts of the PNG cover the camera image. Select Remove overlay for a plain photo.

When your finished photo appears, touch and hold the picture, then choose Save Image or Save to Photos if Safari offers it. The Download to Files button saves a PNG through the browser instead. Where a saved file appears may depend on your device settings.

Select Print photo after capture. Your browser opens the print dialog, where you choose any printer connected to your computer and check paper size, orientation, margins, and scaling. The booth prepares a 6 × 4 inch layout, but actual output depends on your printer and settings.

No. The free booth combines the camera frame and overlay in your browser. An unsaved photo remains in the open page only; save it before closing, reloading, or discarding it. Your device's own photo backup or cloud sync settings are separate from this website. See the privacy notice.

The booked event service offers custom templates and collages, professional photo and print quality, QR downloads, and email sharing. Visit RC Photo Booth for availability and booking details.