FotoKita

Photobooth · two locations · one strip

Two rooms.
One booth.

You and your partner step into the same booth from wherever you both are. It shoots you at the same second and prints one strip — composited in your browser, never uploaded.

No accountNo watermarkNo upload

YouRight hereThemElsewhere

The program3 stages

  1. Create booth
  2. Shoot
  3. Save

No watermark, no account, no upload. Every strip is composited here and kept in this browser.

Have a code6 chars

Join your partner

Six characters, from whoever opened the booth.

How it works3 stages

One booth, three stages

  1. Create booth

    One of you opens a booth, sends the six-character code, and picks the layout.

    No account, no install. The layout — a three-shot strip, one big portrait, a 2×2 collage — sets how many shots you take, so it's chosen before the shutter, and your partner's booth follows it automatically.

  2. Shoot

    One countdown, one clock.

    Both cameras fire on the same second, so you're pulling the same face at the same moment from different cities. The host runs the shutter.

  3. Save

    Style the strip, then keep it.

    Pick a filter and a frame after the shots, with a live preview of the real strip — then print it, download it, or send it to your share sheet. It lands as a PNG on your device.

Why usThe short version

Your photos stay yours

Most online photobooths upload what you shoot so it can be composited on a server and shown in a public gallery. This one does the work in your browser instead.

The path a photo takesNever uploaded

  1. Your cameraThe frame is grabbed here.
  2. Your browserThe strip is composited here, on your machine.
  3. Your deviceThe finished PNG is stored here, and only here.
  4. Our serversNeverNo upload, no copy, nothing for us to keep or lose.

In a shared booth, the two browsers send photos straight to each other over a direct, encrypted connection. Our servers only pass along the room code and the signal that starts the countdown — never the pictures.

You shoot on the same clock

Not 'take a photo and send it over'. One countdown runs on both machines and both cameras fire on the same second, so the strip is a moment you were both in.

No account, no watermark, no upsell

There's nothing to sign up for and nothing stamped on your strip. The booth is the whole product.

Frames you'd actually use

Fifteen strip styles across trending, retro, romance, cutie and fun — picked after the shots, with a live preview of the real strip.

Questions6 answers

Before you open a booth

Is it free?
Yes, completely. There's no account, no trial, no watermark on your photo strip and nothing to buy. The booth is the whole product.
Does it work long distance?
That's what it's built for. You and your partner open the same booth from two different places, and both cameras fire on the same second — so the strip is a moment you were both in, not two photos stitched together afterwards.
Do we need to install anything?
No. It's an online photo booth that runs in your browser on a phone or a laptop. One of you opens a booth, sends the six-character code, and the other joins with it.
Where are our photos stored?
On your own device. Capture and compositing happen in your browser, and the finished strip is saved there — we never upload it. In a shared booth the two browsers send photos straight to each other over a direct, encrypted connection.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. The solo booth is the same photobooth with one camera and no code to share — pick a layout, shoot, and style the strip.
What do we get at the end?
A photo strip as a PNG, in the layout you picked and the frame you chose. You can print it, download it, or hand it to your phone's share sheet.

AloneNo code

Solo booth

Just you and the camera. Pick a layout, shoot, style the strip.

Together2 people

Shared booth

Open a booth, send the code, shoot side by side in real time.