FreeBooth
7.5#3 in photo booth softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
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Photobooth-App
6.6#10 in photo booth softwareFree planFree planAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | FreeBooth | Photobooth-App |
|---|---|---|
| Camera support | The maker says it works with nearly any camera that can connect to a PC, including DSLRs. | Supported camera types include Raspberry Pi camera modules, DSLRs, and USB webcams, with multiple backends usable simultaneously. |
| Integrations | The supported-camera page lists Canon EOS Utility and gphoto2 as tested transfer software. | The feature comparison lists WLED countdown and capture signals, GPIO and keyboard triggers, and a REST API. |
| Printing | Printing can be enabled, while printing and email sharing can each be disabled. | Sharing and printing use configurable platform-specific commands, and the app does not receive the print job or printer status. |
| Purpose | FreeBooth is open-source freeware for building a DIY photo booth. | Photobooth-App is open-source software for building DIY photo booths for weddings, birthdays, and other events. |
| Support | The contact page invites questions and feature requests by email form. | The maker directs users to its documentation, GitHub discussions, and GitHub issue tickets for support. |
FreeBooth plans
- FreeBoothFree
Photobooth-App plans
- Photobooth-AppFree
Pick FreeBooth if…
FreeBooth suits people putting together a DIY photo booth with a PC-connected camera and tethering software. It may also fit events that need local slideshow viewing, email sharing, or optional printing.
Pick Photobooth-App if…
Photobooth-App suits people building a DIY booth for events who want several capture formats, camera choices, and guest access through QR codes. It also fits setups that use Raspberry Pi triggers or external REST API calls.