Guests will see an offline / no-connection state with a prompt to try again. AI processing, payment confirmation and digital delivery require connectivity in the default deployment, so restore network first, then resume sessions. If connectivity stays unstable, switch to a different network (e.g. mobile hotspot) and run a test session before reopening.

Open Operator Settings (PIN-protected if configured) and paste the exact HTTPS API base URL provided in your onboarding materials. Save, then follow any on-screen connection feedback. Don't add or remove characters — copy it as-is.

On the activation screen, scan the QR with a phone camera. It opens the activation page linked from your onboarding materials — complete activation there. The booth advances on its own once activation is registered.

If available in Settings → Camera, use the rotation / mirror controls there to adjust orientation, then run a test capture before opening to guests. Exact labels depend on your build.

After your photo is captured, the booth shows the styles available at this event. Tap the one you like to confirm, then wait a moment for the result.

After the AI render is ready, the booth displays a QR. The guest scans it on their phone to open the photo on a mobile page where they can save or share it. Some deployments may also send the photo by email if that option was enabled during onboarding.

If your build supports a PIN, set one from Operator Settings — the booth will then ask for it before exposing settings on the touchscreen. If you don't see a PIN option, that protection is configured on the CMS / backend side; ask AI Photo Booth support how it's set up for your deployment.