10 Best Photo Booth Rentals in Singapore (2026)

Once you have hired a few, you learn that the booth is only half of it. Here is what I actually weigh up.

• Print quality. The good vendors shoot on a proper DSLR with studio lighting and print on a dye-sublimation printer. The cheap end uses a webcam, and you can tell. Ask what camera and printer they use.
• What unlimited prints actually means. Most packages give unlimited sessions, and the better ones print a copy for every single person in the photo, not one strip to share. Confirm this, because it is the detail people assume and then regret.
• Booth type match. A 360 booth is brilliant for a young, social crowd but wasted on a corporate dinner that wants a clean branded print. Match the format to the guests, not the trend.
• Digital delivery. The modern booths send photos to guests instantly by QR code or WhatsApp, and a few use AI face recognition so everyone can find every shot they appear in. For a big event this saves a lot of chasing afterwards.
• Custom template and backdrop. A designed print layout and a backdrop that suits your theme lift the whole thing. Check whether design is included or an add-on.
• Staffed or drop-off. A staffed booth comes with an attendant who runs it and helps guests. A cheaper unstaffed drop-off means you set it up and run it yourself. Both are fine, as long as you know which one you booked.

One practical note: a 360 booth needs a clear floor area of roughly four metres by four metres and a power point, so check your venue can take it before you commit.

Price is driven mostly by the booth type, then by hours and add-ons. These are the going rates I see in 2026 for a standard two-hour hire.

Weekday and off-peak slots are cheaper. Extra hours usually run about S$150 each, and a custom print template, a premium backdrop or a props upgrade will add to the base. If you are booking for a company event, confirm the vendor can issue a proper invoice before you commit.

Printaparty is where I point most people first, because it covers the widest range of formats under one roof and has the track record to back it up. Instant-print booths, a 360 video booth, a magic mirror, a roaming selfie booth and one of the deepest AI menus I have seen all sit in the same catalogue, so you are not juggling several vendors for a single event.

It also fixed the thing that used to annoy me about booths: getting the photos afterwards. Printaparty was the first rental here to push images straight to guests over WhatsApp, which for a wedding or a corporate night is genuinely useful. Thirteen years in, with a client list that runs from DBS to Samsung, it is the safe, do-everything choice.

Website: printaparty.sg
Location: Singapore, islandwide service
Google Rating: Consistently well reviewed across 5,000+ events
Best known for: The widest booth range plus instant WhatsApp photo delivery

Ubersnap is the one I recommend when the event is corporate and the details matter. They call themselves the inventors of the GIF booth, and the tech focus shows: their Honcho platform uses AI face recognition so guests can find and download every photo they appear in, which at a 300-person company party saves a lot of chasing.

The booths are polished, with holographic print options and clean, brandable templates, and their enterprise client base means they are used to logo-heavy, on-brand setups. If you want a booth that feels like part of a professional event rather than a party add-on, start here.

Website: ubersnap.com
Location: 12 Arumugam Road
Google Rating: Strongly rated, popular with corporate clients
Best known for: GIF booths and AI face-recognition photo delivery

Cheese Effects is my pick if you care most about video and AI effects. Running since 2015, they have gone deeper than anyone on the creative side: face-swap photos and videos, cartoon and comic-storyboard styles, a light-painting booth and a slow-motion 360 with a time-freeze mode. It is the booth for a crowd that wants shareable clips, not just prints.

They are well featured in the local press, and the work is consistently sharp. For a 21st, a product launch or any younger, social-media-savvy crowd, this is the one that will earn the most reshares.

Website: cheeseeffects.sg
Location: Toa Payoh Industrial Park
Google Rating: Well reviewed, with multiple press features
Best known for: AI and video effects, from face swap to slow-motion 360

Instantly earns its place on sheer range. The catalogue runs past fifty different booth and video experiences, from magic and infinity mirrors to a bullet-time 360, a photo-mosaic wall and an on-trend colour-analysis AI booth. If you have a specific, unusual idea in mind, they probably already have it.

Founded in 2014, they position themselves as a one-stop shop, and for an event planner juggling a big brief that breadth is genuinely useful. It is the vendor to call when a normal photo booth is not going to cut it.

Website: instantly.sg
Location: Jalan Pemimpin
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: The largest single catalogue of booth and video formats

Dollop has the strongest design identity of any booth company here. Everything is branded and considered, from the quirky named booths to the prop styling, and it shows in the final prints. For a wedding or a styled party where the booth needs to match the aesthetic, this is my pick.

They also run a Print Club network across Singapore and Malaysia, so there is real scale behind the boutique feel. If your event has a mood board, Dollop is the booth that will fit it.

Website: dollop.sg
Location: Singapore, with a regional Print Club network
Google Rating: Well reviewed, frequently featured
Best known for: Design-led booths with a strong styled aesthetic

JNR is the one I recommend when you want to know exactly what you are paying up front. They publish a full price list, which is still rare in this industry: a 360 booth from around S$799, standard instant-print packages from the mid-hundreds, plus bookmark, flipbook and budget three-in-one options. No back-and-forth for a quote.

The range is broad and the pricing is honest, which makes them an easy shortlist pick for a birthday or a smaller event with a fixed budget. The flipbook booth in particular is a fun, less common option.

Website: jnrentertainment.com.sg
Location: NorthStar @ AMK, Ang Mo Kio
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: Transparent published pricing and a value-focused range

Kachow is a quality-first pick at a friendly price. They shoot on a Nikon DSLR with proper studio lighting, so the prints look noticeably better than the webcam booths at the budget end, and they offer nostalgic holographic moving prints as a nice twist.

I like that they are upfront about the two ways people actually book: a staffed booth from around S$488 for two hours, or a cheaper unstaffed drop-off you run yourself for four hours. That flexibility suits everything from a full wedding to a low-key house party.

Website: kachowinstabooth.com
Location: Singapore, islandwide service
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: DSLR print quality with staffed or drop-off options

Happy Booth is my value pick. Their published prices are among the lowest here, starting around S$400 for two hours of unlimited 4R prints, with a green-screen custom option for a little more. For a straightforward instant-print booth at a birthday or a small gathering, it is hard to beat on price.

They shoot on a Canon DSLR with studio flash, so you are not sacrificing much for the low price, and their widely-shared guide on what a booth should cost tells you they are not trying to hide anything.

Website: happybooth.sg
Location: Hong Lim Complex
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: The lowest published prices for a quality instant-print booth

Social Booth is the one I flag for corporate and government bookings specifically. They are set up as a Vendors@Gov and GeBIZ partner and issue proper e-invoices, which sounds dull until you are the person trying to get a booth approved through a company or agency procurement process. That alone makes them the path of least resistance for official events.

On the product side they cover the essentials well: a 360 booth, high-speed instant printing and an AI booth. Not the flashiest range, but a dependable, procurement-friendly choice.

Website: socialbooth.sg
Location: Singapore, islandwide service
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: Government and corporate procurement-ready booths

Selfiebox rounds out the list as a customisation specialist. Their thing is themed, fully designed sets, with corporate logos worked into every print and backdrops built to a brief, so the booth reads as bespoke rather than off the shelf. Event planners like them for exactly that reason.

They offer enclosed, open-air and roving formats, so the styling can wrap around whatever space you have. If a heavily branded or themed look is the priority, they are a strong final pick.

Website: selfiebox.com.sg
Location: Singapore, islandwide service
Google Rating: Well reviewed
Best known for: Fully customised, themed and branded booth sets

I looked at the booth formats each vendor genuinely offers, their print and camera quality, how transparent they are about pricing, and the weight of their real customer reviews. I weight hands-on reputation and consistency more than a single star rating, because a booth that turns up late or prints badly ruins the one thing it is there to do.

Ratings and details are checked when I publish and revisited as things change. Always confirm the package inclusions, the digital delivery method and whether the booth is staffed directly with the vendor before you pay a deposit.

A 360 photo booth is a raised platform you stand on while a camera on a motorised arm rotates around you, filming a short slow-motion video from every angle. The clip is edited on the spot with music and effects and sent to you digitally, usually by QR code or WhatsApp. It is video-first rather than print-first, which is why it suits younger, social-media crowds. It needs a clear floor area of about four metres by four metres and a power point.

Most instant-print packages in Singapore include unlimited print sessions for the hire period, and the better vendors print a copy for every person in the photo rather than one strip to share. It is worth confirming both points explicitly, because unlimited sessions and a copy-per-guest are not always the same thing. 360 and AI booths are digital-first, so they deliver clips and images rather than physical prints.

An instant-print booth takes a posed photo and prints it on the spot, which is the classic keepsake format and the most affordable. A 360 booth films a rotating slow-motion video and delivers it digitally, which is the most shareable and the most expensive. An AI booth restyles a photo into a themed look, such as a yearbook, trading card or cartoon style, and is usually offered as an add-on rather than a standalone booth. Many vendors now offer all three, so choose the one that fits your crowd and budget.

For a weekend wedding or a corporate Dinner and Dance in peak season, book four to eight weeks ahead, as the best vendors and the 360 booths get reserved early. For a weekday birthday or a smaller gathering, one to two weeks is usually enough, and several vendors take last-minute bookings if a booth is free. Booking earlier also gives you time to approve a custom print template and backdrop.