How does the AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk work?
- Position the kiosk where a visitor can stand facing the screen.
- The camera captures the visitor's face.
- The software restyles the photo as an illustrated portrait.
- The result appears on the screen.
- The visitor photographs the screen with their own phone to take the portrait away.
What comes with the AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk?
- Display screen
- Camera
- Kiosk software
What space and power does the AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk need?
| Play area | A standing spot in front of the kiosk, with room for a short queue |
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| Mounting height | No special ceiling height; the kiosk stands on the floor |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | Check with us whether the styles you want need an internet link; we confirm this in your quote |
AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk specifications
| Pixel resolution | 1920 × 1080 or 1080 × 1920 |
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Where is the AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk: questions buyers ask
Can the AI portrait kiosk run in portrait or landscape?
Yes. The AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk supports a 1920 x 1080 landscape picture or a 1080 x 1920 portrait picture. Tell us which orientation your venue suits and we supply the unit that way.
How do visitors keep their AI portrait?
The AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk shows the finished portrait on screen, and visitors photograph it with their own phone. This keeps the queue short because nobody waits for a printer.
Can the AI photo kiosk use my brand artwork?
The AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk can carry your brand artwork around the portrait. Send us your logo and colours and we confirm in the quote how they are placed on the screen.
What is the difference between this kiosk and a normal photo booth?
The AI Portrait Style Photo Kiosk restyles the face into an illustrated portrait, whereas a normal booth records the photo as it is. It also has no printer, so visitors use their phones.
