AI Photo Booth Pro vs LumaBooth

AI Photo Booth Pro is photo booth software for event professionals, combining classic booth modes with AI features. Its 12 modes include photo, 360, mirror, GlamBot, GIF, video, green screen, and AI options. Operators can select from 120+ ready-made AI looks or create effects personalized with guest answers. The software can turn one photo into a five-second AI video and restyle 360 or GlamBot clips frame by frame. Plans include two devices and unlimited events without per-event software fees, but AI credits are bought separately. Guests can pay by QR code or Stripe Terminal; sharing options include email, SMS, QR, and web galleries. Lead forms collect guest details and survey responses for export. Classic capture and printing can work offline with a compatible setup, while AI generation, online sharing, and cloud sync require internet. The 14-day trial requires no card and does not auto-charge, but trial outputs are watermarked. It runs on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. The paid plans are Starter at $49 per month, Pro AI at $79 per month, and Ultimate AI at $149 per month.

LumaBooth is event photo booth software for Windows, Apple devices, and Android. Its Apple app supports photo, video, GIF, boomerang, and 360 booth modes, with tools for templates, event branding, overlays, filters, stickers, and guest signatures and responses. Listed cameras include Canon, Nikon, Sony, built-in cameras, and webcams; Windows also lists GoPro support. Guests can share by email, SMS, Instagram, QR code, AirDrop, or WhatsApp, and the app supports physical prints. When an Apple booth is offline, email and SMS shares queue until it reconnects. Booth Copilot can monitor session information remotely, start sessions, and send print commands over the internet. Pricing starts at $17 a year for Windows, billed at USD $17/month annually; Apple and Android annual plans are $18 a year, billed at USD $18/month. Monthly Apple and Android plans are $19.99 a month. A trial is available without a stated time limit, but its watermark stays on photos and videos, and it is not intended for events.