Welcome to your brand-new open-source photobooth-app! Written in Python 🐍, coming along with a modern Vue3 frontend.
Installation - Documentation - PyPI package - 3d printed box
📷 Capture stills, animated gif, collages and even 📹 videos!
🫶 Supports DSLR, Raspberry Pi cameras and webcameras
🎉 Camera live preview with shortest delay as possible, permanent video live view in background
🛫 Optimized for speed, highly response UI
🫶 Several camera backends supported for high quality stills and livestream
💡 Countdown animation using customizable WLED module
🤝 Linux 🐧, Raspberry Pi 🍓 and Windows 🪟 platforms supported
🔓 Open-source, non-restrictive MIT license
Find more screenshots in the documentation
Following resources are helpful to start building your own photobooth:
You need inspiration first, have a look what others did:
The software is licensed under the MIT license.
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FAQs
Photobooth app written in Python supporting DSLR, picamera2 and webcameras
We found that photobooth-app demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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