Photo spots and photobooths around the world
Find 51,093 photo spots in 136 countries — malls, museums, theme parks and attractions worth a photo — plus the photobooth and photo-experience companies behind them.
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- Photo-Me (ME Group) — The world's largest photobooth network: 30,000+ ID and fun photo booths in 18 countries, placed in supermarkets, malls and stations.
- Ki-Re-i (DNP) — Ki-Re-i photobooths and self-photo studios.
- Dedem — Italian operator of about 5,000 ID-photo booths that also runs vending kiosks, amusement machines and family entertainment centres.
- Photoism (포토이즘) — Korean self-photo studios with studio-quality strobe lighting: ~400 Korean locations plus Japan, Singapore and the US.
- BlabaBooth — DNP Imagingcomm America's public photo booth brand, with booths in malls and venues and photo gifts sold online via strip codes.
- ID-Spot (DNP) — ID-Spot photobooths and self-photo studios.
- Life4Cuts (인생네컷) — Pioneer of Korea's self-photo '4-cut' studios: ~410 stores in Korea and franchises in Japan, the US, Canada, Singapore, the UK and the Philippines.
- Foto Express — Operates self-service ID-photo booths and photo points in Polish shopping centres offices and stations.
- Speed Photo — Operates ID photo booths and print kiosks at stations and stores in Sweden Denmark Norway and Finland.
- GiGO (GENDA) — Japanese arcade chain with purikura photo-sticker booths among its games, at 1,100+ locations.
- Photogray & Mono Mansion — Seoul self-photo studio brands with signature moody grayscale and colour-tone looks.
- Photomatica — Rents vintage photo booths, installs permanent booths in bars and venues, and trades chemical booths.
- Photo Signature (포토시그니처) — 4-cut self-photo booth franchise known for character frame collaborations such as Sanrio; also registered the brand 이무드 (2026).
- Selfie Time — Indonesian Korean-style photobox and self-studio chain with outlets and standalone booth placements in malls across Indonesia, also offering ID/visa photos.
- Haru Film (하루필름) — Pastel, dreamy-look Korean self-photo studios known for beauty and fashion brand collaborations, now franchising in Thailand and Singapore.
- Photomatics — Indonesian photobox brand with booths in malls, cafes and campuses across Java and other islands.
- Plan B Studio (플랜비 스튜디오) — Unmanned self-photo booth franchise marketing its own studio-lighting technology.
- Taito Station — Square Enix-owned arcade chain whose store finder has a dedicated purikura specialty-store (プリ専門店) category.
- Photo Street (포토스트리트) — Unmanned 4-cut photo booth chain whose warm&cool line offers eye-angle and high-angle shooting booths.
- SNAPIO — Hong Kong brand founded in 2019 running self-built four-cut selfie booths in malls across Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, also rented for events and weddings.
- BW Photo Booth — Mall photo booths, a vintage 'Photo Bus' mobile booth and official ID photos across Romania's main cities.
- Photolab+ — Photolab+ photobooths and self-photo studios.
- Snapshot — Taiwanese Korean-style photo sticker brand with 69 locations across Taiwan, mixing brand-run stores and standalone booths in malls, stations and night markets.
- Fun Studio — Korean-style self-photo booth chain claiming 80 stores across northern, central and southern Vietnam, with franchising.
- KPIX Studio — Malaysian operator of Korean-style self photo booths placed in malls and venues, the largest such network in Kuala Lumpur by machine count in public directories.
- Photoautomat — Operates restored analog black-and-white photo booths at street and venue locations in Berlin and seven other European cities.
- Fotoautomat — Restored vintage analog photobooths with real chemical prints, placed at cultural venues in Paris.
- Fotomax — Chilean operator of 50+ automatic photo booths in shopping malls and cinemas, also renting booths for events.
- PICDOT (픽닷) — Self-photo booth chain built around designed backdrops and per-store concept rooms (e.g. airplane-cabin room), with a store in Nagoya, Japan.
- Passipiste — Operates passport-photo kiosks in Gigantti Power and K-Group stores in over 40 Finnish towns.
- PRO-MATIC ČR — Develops and operates self-service ID photo booths in Prague metro stations railway stations and malls since 1997.
- Studio808 (스튜디오808) — 4-cut self-photo studio that allows dogs, with dog-themed and seasonal frames.
- Memo4Frame — Runs Korean-style 4-cut photo booth outlets in malls and cafes across northern and northeastern India, with locations also listed in Nepal and Bhutan.
- The Mall Group Co., Ltd. — Self-photo studio (セルフ写真館) in Aichi Prefecture where customers shoot themselves with a remote shutter in a private studio.
- Amazing Pictures (Colorvision International) — Ride photos and staffed souvenir photography, including licensed photo products, at 100+ installations (FunPix, My Universal Photos).
- girls mignon (FuRyu) — girls mignon photobooths and self-photo studios.
- Plaza Capcom — Capcom's in-house arcade chain (Plaza Capcom / Capcom game centres) of about 42 venues.
- AUTOPHOTO — Restores and operates vintage chemical photobooths in bars, hotels and venues and runs analog photobooth museums in New York and Toronto.
- Flashback PhotoBooth — Offers photo booth rentals in Oklahoma City, OK, including 360° photo booth, roaming photo booth and glam photo booth options.
- Hama Film — Korean-style self-photo studio on Lonsdale Street in Melbourne with private concept rooms and printed photo strips.
- Photo Objet (포토오브제) — Concept photo booths with themed sets such as an aquarium booth and an airplane booth; sister brand of Plan B Studio.
- Photomatic Japan — Japanese licensee of Korean self-photo booth brand Photomatic, run by Kitamura group's Photocreate, with permanent booths from Sapporo to Fukuoka including Haneda Airport T3.
- AUTOFOTO — Restores and operates analog chemical photo booths in London and Barcelona venues and offers them for event hire.
- Kuy Studio — Self-photo and podcast studio chain with outlets in Malang, Surabaya, Kediri, South Jakarta, Bali, Yogyakarta, Jember, Semarang and Surakarta, offering partnerships.
- Don't Look Up (돈룩업) — 24/7 Korean self-photo studios known for overhead-angle shots and sunglasses props, in Gangnam and Yeonnam.
- Museum of Illusions — Illusion, infinity and anti-gravity rooms built for photos, in dozens of cities worldwide.
- Boothclub — Amsterdam team that rescues, restores and operates analog photo booths at venues.
- Dollop Print Club — Dollop Print Club photobooths and self-photo studios.
- KPIX (Australia) — Korean-style selfie photobooth network with booths in shopping centres across ACT, NSW, Queensland, SA, Victoria and WA.
- Solace Studios — Singapore self-photo booth operator with outlets in malls and on Haji Lane, outlets in Malaysia, and event booth rental.
- brooming (TAITO) — brooming photobooths and self-photo studios.
- Foto Comercio — Installs themed vintage-style photo booths in bars, hotels and shopping venues, mainly in Miami with sites in Las Vegas, Dallas, Phoenix and Tampa.
- Magic Memories — Souvenir and ride photography at tourist attractions, from Sky Tower to jet boats and gondolas, with digital photo passes. Claims 170+ parks worldwide.
- Picsolve / Pomvom — Ride photos and videos, green-screen experiences and waterpark photography, with AI selfie-matching that delivers guests' photos to their phones in real time.
- Photomatic (포토매틱) — Original self-photo booth brand known for black-and-white shots and customisable booths placed in celebrity and brand venues.
- Potobox — Self-photo studio/kiosk brand with high-angle booths and behind-the-scenes video capture, with studios in California, Michigan, Texas and New York.
- Disney PhotoPass — Disney's in-house park photography: character and ride photos, AR 'Magic Shots' and the Memory Maker download bundle.
- Etive — Indonesian Korean-themed self-photo studio and photobox chain that also offers ID photos and private karaoke/cinema rooms.
- namco (Bandai Namco Amusement) — Bandai Namco's arcade chain (namco stores, Namja Town, VS PARK) whose game centres host purikura machines.
- 3PIC (쓰리픽) — 24-hour unmanned self-photo studio franchise concentrated in Cheongju/North Chungcheong, with ID-photo and pet-photo options.