Weddings · birthdays · corporate

Your guests, as collectible trading cards.

A photo booth that prints every guest their own numbered trading card — a keepsake they actually keep, plus a digital copy to share.

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How it works

Five steps, about a minute at the booth — because your guests do the typing while they're still in line.

Your name Your role tonight Card style

Show this at the booth

Fill out your card in the line

Guests scan a sign and fill in their details on their own phone — so nobody is typing at the booth. It makes a QR on the phone itself: no app, no signal needed.

A guest framed inside their trading card while the booth counts down

Step up and see yourself in the frame

One scan loads everything they typed. Then the screen shows them live, already inside their own card — not a webcam box with a border added afterwards. Three, two, one.

The finished card, numbered No. 001 and stamped 1 of 1

No. 001 — first card of the night 1 / 1 — the only one printed

It comes out numbered

Every card is serialised for the night and stamped with its edition. A 1 / 1 is rarer than a 2 / 3 — guests compare numbers, which is the part nobody expects.

A printed trading card emerging from the booth's printer

~1 min to in-hand

A real card, in hand

It prints on the spot at trading-card size, 2.5 × 3.5 inches — thick enough to go in a wallet, not a strip that curls up in a pocket.

The back of the card, carrying the QR code for the digital copy

And a digital copy to share

The back carries a QR to the night's gallery, and the card is emailed too. Both queue offline and send themselves when there's signal — venue wifi never has to work.

Pick a look. Every guest still gets a one-of-one.

Four of the card styles in the library — all original artwork, all built here. Each card is numbered for the night and stamped with its edition: a 1 / 1 is rarer than a 2 / 3. The serial number is the flex.