6 Best Self-Photo Studios in Singapore (2026) — From $10 Korean Photo Booths to Minimalist Self-Shoot Studios, Compared

The biggest, most beginner-friendly name to start with — Singapore's leading Korean-style self-photo booth chain. Founded in 2022, Solace Studios has grown to around 20 outlets and pop-up booths islandwide (Haji Lane, Orchard Gateway, The Cathay, Bugis and more), so there's almost always one near you. The bright, all-white studios come with adjustable lighting, a big mirror-and-styling station and a remote so you shoot yourselves at your own pace, and the shelves of plushie costumes and props are half the fun. Prices start at $10 for two photo strips (a $12 'newspaper' cut and a $20 Mega Strip are also popular), and every shoot includes free digital soft copies. Solace also runs playful themed concept branches — 'Solace Airlines' (an airport-gate set at Haji Lane) and 'Solace Station' (a train-carriage set at Orchard Gateway) — if you want a backdrop beyond the classic studio. BEST FOR: first-timers and groups who want the most locations, a fun props wall and a reliable, well-run Korean-style booth.

The one for K-pop fans and dress-up lovers. Life4Cut (인생네컷, literally 'life's four cuts') is one of Korea's original photo-booth brands, and its Singapore outlets — 9 branches including Suntec City, Bugis Junction, CityLink Mall and Plaza Singapura — lean into the fun: free costumes and props from animal headbands to a full Korean hanbok, plus special film types like translucent strips. The signature draw is the rotating K-pop idol frame collaborations (think SEVENTEEN and SF9 designs), where your shots print alongside your favourite idol's border. A session is $10 for two photo sheets (a $12 'Story Edition' and other package types go up from there), and every shoot comes with a motion-video soft copy and plastic sleeves. BEST FOR: K-pop fans, couples and friend groups who want costumes, idol-collab frames and that authentic Korean four-cut look.

The nostalgic, retro pick — think early-2000s NeoPrint (大头贴) energy, updated. Dollop Print Club runs colourful walk-in booths at 20+ locations across Singapore and Malaysia, styled like a Peranakan shophouse or old-school photo kiosk (the pink '多乐照相亭' booth is a mall favourite). You get 2 photo strips for $10, and — nicely — a digital GIF of your shoot is included, so you leave with both a printed keepsake and a shareable clip. The frames and stickers skew cute and playful, and because the booths are compact and self-serve, they're an easy, low-commitment stop mid-shopping. BEST FOR: anyone chasing nostalgic 2000s sticker-photo vibes, quick walk-in sessions, and a digital GIF to post.

The aesthete's choice — a minimalist, gallery-like self-shoot studio with no photographer in the room, so even camera-shy people relax and pose bolder. At 45A Craig Road (2nd floor, Tanjong Pagar), Fotomat gives you a private studio, a remote shutter and a big screen preview to direct your own shoot; pick from three backdrops — colour, grey or a crisp white — for that clean, editorial black-and-white or minimalist look. Pricing starts at $30 for two people (15 minutes, two prints), with extra people +$10 each, extra prints $5, and all original soft copies for +$30. Booking is online only (slots open about two weeks ahead) and payment is PayNow. BEST FOR: couples, solo portraits, graduation or pet shoots and anyone who wants a polished, minimalist studio result rather than a sticker-strip booth.

The cosy, detail-loving studio for a cute, put-together shoot. Hana Film pairs its self-photo booths with a mini styling station — a mirror, hair straightener and a spread of props — so you can fix your look before you shoot, plus a rotating set of decorated themed backdrops. It's $10 for two photo strips (or a single multi-cut copy), with free soft copies included, and the central location at Orchard Central (181 Orchard Road, #02-20) — with a second branch — makes it an easy town stop. The vibe is softer and more 'curated' than a bare booth, which suits friends and couples who want their strips to look styled. BEST FOR: those who want cute props, a styling station to prep, and a warm, considered studio in the heart of town.

The most creative, concept-driven pick. Standard Photo Studio at 565 MacPherson Road (#03-00) is less about a single booth and more a playground of themed concept rooms — think a ball-pit room and a retro hawker-centre set — plus proper self-shoot studios in black-and-white, colour, pet and even corporate-headshot setups, and film-camera and digicam rental if you want that grainy analogue look. Its entry 'Flash & Dash' package is from $10 and comes with a strip plus DIY extras (two keychains and unlimited beads), so it doubles as a little craft activity. It's a slight trek from the MRT, but the sheer variety of sets is the draw. BEST FOR: creative shooters, families and friend groups who want unusual backdrops, DIY keepsakes, pet shoots or a digicam-style session under one roof.