Is Cutebooth really free?
Yes. Every layout, filter, effect, sticker and export is free, with no account and no download limit. Your photos are never covered by a watermark; the only branding is a small Cutebooth wordmark on the strip footer. A few ads on the page keep it free.
Do I need to install an app or create an account?
No. Cutebooth runs entirely in your browser. Open the page, tap Allow when it asks for the camera, and you're in the booth. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Use Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android and allow camera access. The interface is built for phones first: selfie mirroring, touch gestures for stickers, and big buttons you can hit while posing.
Can I print my photo strip?
Yes. The PNG is exported at 300 DPI in classic print sizes: 2×6 inches for strips, 3×6 for the polaroid and heart layouts, and 4×6 for grids. Print at home or at any photo kiosk and choose actual size rather than fit to page.
Can I make a Korean-style four-cut photo strip?
That's the whole idea. Pick the Strip 4 layout for the vertical four-cut look, choose a noir or film strip color, add a caption and date stamp, and you get the same style as a Korean photo booth strip, shot at home.
Are my photos private?
Filters, stickers and makeup are rendered on your device, so what you see is exactly what gets saved. The finished strip, GIF and video are stored on our server for 3 days so you can download them, then deleted automatically. A strip only appears on our site if you tap yes when we ask.
Can I use Cutebooth at a party, wedding or event?
Absolutely. Put a laptop with a webcam or a phone on a stand, pick a layout, and let guests take turns. Free snap mode gives you unlimited single photos with a countdown, and everyone can download their own strip right away.
My camera isn't working. What can I do?
Check that the browser has camera permission in your phone or system settings, close other apps that may be using the camera, and tap Try again. On iPhone, Safari is the most reliable choice. In-app browsers such as Instagram or Facebook sometimes block the camera, so open the page in your main browser instead.