Photobooth Vending Software for Windows
Budget: ₹8,000 – ₹12,000 INR
I need a straightforward Windows application that turns a touch-screen kiosk into a working photobooth vending machine. The software must:
• Capture photos from an attached DSLR or HD webcam and show a live preview.
• Add an API payment interface ( Ex- My payment receiving QR code).
• Let visitors retake or accept the shot, then instantly print through any standard USB printer.
• Save the same image so users can get a soft copy through QR code which is generated after the session from the booth .
• Allow me to upload my own PNG photo frames and switch them on or off, so guests can choose a template before shooting.
Keep the build lightweight—no complex server back-end. An installable .exe that runs on Windows 10/11, plus clear setup instructions, basic settings panel (printer selection, default template folder, social-media keys), and source code are the deliverables. A short user guide or video walkthrough will help me get it running quickly.
I’m aiming for a minimal yet stable first version; future refinements can be discussed once the core flow—preview, capture, print, share, and template selection—is rock-solid.
• Capture photos from an attached DSLR or HD webcam and show a live preview.
• Add an API payment interface ( Ex- My payment receiving QR code).
• Let visitors retake or accept the shot, then instantly print through any standard USB printer.
• Save the same image so users can get a soft copy through QR code which is generated after the session from the booth .
• Allow me to upload my own PNG photo frames and switch them on or off, so guests can choose a template before shooting.
Keep the build lightweight—no complex server back-end. An installable .exe that runs on Windows 10/11, plus clear setup instructions, basic settings panel (printer selection, default template folder, social-media keys), and source code are the deliverables. A short user guide or video walkthrough will help me get it running quickly.
I’m aiming for a minimal yet stable first version; future refinements can be discussed once the core flow—preview, capture, print, share, and template selection—is rock-solid.