Capture more than still photos
ClickStation supports photo sessions, GIFs, boomerangs, standard video and 360 video so operators can run different experience formats from one software ecosystem.
- Photo capture
- GIF capture
- Boomerang
- Standard video
- 360 video
Work with professional cameras and webcams
The software is built to work with a broad range of Canon, Nikon and Sony DSLR or mirrorless cameras, as well as webcams. Exact camera-model compatibility can vary by release, so a specific model can be confirmed with support before an event.
- Canon camera workflows
- Nikon camera workflows
- Sony camera workflows
- DSLR / mirrorless support
- Webcam support
Build branded layouts without a complicated workflow
Photo strips, event frames and branded layouts are designed to be quick to configure. Operators can prepare event-specific designs without rebuilding the booth workflow from scratch.
- Photo-strip layouts
- Event branding
- Client logos
- Reusable templates
- Fast setup
Print on-site
ClickStation supports event printing and is designed to configure easily with commonly used photo printers, with Epson workflows especially easy to configure. Printer availability, drivers and operating-system support still matter for each individual setup.
Share through QR, WhatsApp and email
Guests can receive their media digitally through QR, WhatsApp and email when the booth has internet access. The same workflow can connect to cloud upload and event galleries.
Keep core booth operation available offline
If an event has weak or unavailable internet, core capture and print workflows can continue offline. Online delivery features such as QR-linked cloud media, WhatsApp, email and cloud sync require connectivity.
Windows and Android now, iPad coming soon
ClickStation currently supports Windows and Android. An iPad edition is planned and should only be described as coming soon until it is publicly released.
Roadmap features are kept separate from current features
Green screen is not currently available. Additional filters and AI features are planned for future development and are not presented as current basic-version functionality.