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BoothLoop

About BoothLoop

Built behind a photo booth, not in a boardroom.

This page explains who makes BoothLoop and why, for photo booth owners deciding whether to trust it with their events. BoothLoop was built by a working photo booth owner who runs a booth with a vertical rear screen and needed a rear-screen slideshow that keeps running when the venue Wi-Fi does not. It is independent software, and it is in free beta now.

01 / The story

Why was BoothLoop built?

A rear screen is the part of a booth guests in line actually look at. The tools that could fill it either mirrored the front screen, showed one photo at a time from a folder, or needed internet that ballrooms and barns often do not have.

So BoothLoop was written to do one job well: put every new photo on the photo booth rear screen within seconds, on the same Windows PC that runs the booth, and keep going with no connection. Read how that works on the slideshow without internet page.

BoothLoop at a glance

What it is
Rear-screen slideshow software for Windows photo booths
Runs with
LumaBooth for Windows (formerly dslrBooth), or any app that saves photos into a folder
Status
Free beta, then $29.99/year for beta users
Independence
Not affiliated with Everybooth or Lumasoft
Contact
hello@boothloop.com

02 / Independent

Is BoothLoop part of Everybooth or Lumasoft?

No. BoothLoop is independent software. It works alongside LumaBooth for Windows by reading the folder your booth saves photos to, and it suits ICON-style booths with a vertical rear screen, but it is not made, endorsed or sold by either company.

Trademarks

ICON is a trademark of Everybooth. BoothLoop is independent software and is not affiliated with Everybooth. LumaBooth and dslrBooth are trademarks of their owners.

03 / Contact

How do you reach the BoothLoop team?

Email hello@boothloop.com with questions about the beta, your booth setup, or your data. Before you write, the BoothLoop pricing page answers most questions about cost, and the welcome screen guide covers attract screens.

Read the privacy policy and the terms of service for how the beta works. New to the business? Start with how to start a photo booth business.

Beta access

Try it on your own booth.

BoothLoop is free while it is in beta. Tell us about your booths and we will send beta access for your Windows booth PC. See what BoothLoop does first if you are new here.

Join the free beta

Then $29.99/year for beta users

  • Free during beta
  • No card required
  • Windows PC + LumaBooth

By joining you agree to the terms of service. Read how we handle your details in the privacy policy.