Everyone’s been to the plain colour-wall studio at least once. These self photo studios in Singapore go further — laundromats, MRT platforms, airplane cabins, wet markets and a working darkroom, all built for people who want a photo that actually says something about where they took it.
Looking for a cute date idea, or just an opportunity to capture a fun weekend out with your friends, we recommend one of these 25 best photobooths in Singapore.
1. Solace Studios — LAUNDROSNAP
A laundromat you’d actually want to photograph, which is either genius or extremely online.
LAUNDROSNAP is Solace Studios’ laundromat-only spin-off, a few doors down from its original Haji Lane outlet. Three rooms are built floor-to-ceiling as a working laundromat set, down to the stacked dryers and detergent boxes on the shelves. It’s the kind of backdrop you’d walk straight past in real life, which is exactly why it works as a photo.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: 76 Haji Lane, Singapore
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
2. Solace Studios — Jewel Changi Airport
An actual Singapore Airlines cabin, not a cheap plywood copy of one.
This outlet’s business-class room uses oversized seats and genuine airplane windows for a realistic backdrop. The same outlet also houses a glowing aquarium booth with live fish sharing the frame, plus a vintage lift and an NYC-subway-style gantry entrance.
our very different sets under one roof, all a short walk from arrivals.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: Jewel Changi Airport, #04-239, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
3. Solace Station
An MRT platform built indoors, gantry and all.
Solace Station recreates an actual train station: a fare gantry at the entrance, a route map on the wall, and three cabin-style rooms with sliding doors you can pose mid-close. Two more regular booths round out the five-room set. It’s a hyper-local concept that leans on the everyday commute instead of importing an aesthetic from somewhere else.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: orchardgateway, #02-03, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839
Opening hours: 10am-11pm
4. Solace Studios — The Cathay
Nine rooms, one theme.
The Cathay outlet is Solace Studio’s most fully committed vintage build: a Flipbook Room and Newspaper Room sit next to the Solace Express Luxury Train and a Vintage Lift, with a Laundrette, Vinyl Lounge, Living Room, Dark Room and Wood Room rounding out the set. Nine distinct rooms under one theme, each styled to feel like a different decade of the same house.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: The Cathay, #01-08, 2 Handy Road, Singapore 229233
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
5. Solace Studios — Coquette Room
Cream curtains, pearls and a fake high-tea spread — Singapore’s first coquette-themed photobooth for your cottagecore girlfriend.
Three booths sit behind different-coloured curtains inside a room done up in Victorian-adjacent decor, with ribboned hairbands, faux pastry stands and vintage trinkets as props.
It’s a softer, more feminine register than most of Solace’s other rooms, and the props alone make it worth the $10.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: Capitol Piazza, B2, 13 Stamford Road, Singapore 178905
Opening hours: 10:30am-10:30pm
6. Solace Studios — Checkered Room
One graphic device, a whole aesthetic: a checkered floor and nothing else.
Part of the original 73 Haji Lane flagship’s second level, the Checkered Room commits to Y2K with a chequerboard floor and digital-camera-era props — no elaborate set dressing required.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: 73 Haji Lane, Singapore 189266
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
7. Kyok Studios — Cinema & Horror School
Red cinema seats, a ticketing booth, and a horror-school classroom next door, Kyok’s Clarke Quay flagship built out a cinema set with actual red theatre chairs, plus a separate horror-school room styled like a classroom gone wrong.
A fisheye “door peephole” booth rounds out the regular line-up — distinctly different from the mahjong and wet-market rooms at Kyok’s other outlet.
Price: $10 for themed booths, $8 for regular booths
Location: Clarke Quay Central, #02-57, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
8. Kyok Studios — Niulai Photoframes
Here’s a hopefully-not-limited-time photostrip print in honour of the most popular movie of 2026.
Niulai Photoframes runs as its own frame line rather than a themed room, layered into Kyok’s Clarke Quay outlet alongside the cinema and horror-school sets. Worth a stop if you’re already in for the themed booths and want a second print style out of the same visit.
Price: $8 for 2 strips
Location: Clarke Quay Central, #02-57, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
9. Kyok Studios — Adela ID Photos
This ain’t your regular photobooth print.
Kyok Studios just launched an Adela ID-photo format with the quote “the baddest bitches are in Singapore”.
Adela ID Photos runs alongside Kyok’s themed rooms as a more “practical” print option — new passport pic anyone?
Price: From $8
Location: Clarke Quay Central, #02-57, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
10. Kyok Studios — Pokémon Frames
New, and exclusive to one outlet — a Pokemon-inspired frame line styled after the Radiant Collection.
This is the newest addition to Kyok’s print lineup, and it’s only available at the Clarke Quay flagship — not at the Chinatown outlet’s wet-market and mahjong rooms.
Worth checking Kyok’s socials before a visit, since frame designs like this one tend to rotate.
Location: Clarke Quay Central, #02-57, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
11. Kyok Studios — Wet Market & Mahjong
This second Kyok outlet skips the cinema theming entirely in favour of six rooms built around a wet-market stall and a mahjong table, props and all. Send this to that one friend who can’t stop playing mahjong.
Price: From $10
Location: 32A Pagoda Street, Singapore 059192
Opening hours: 12pm-9pm
12. Dollop Pit Stop
Singapore’s first automobile-themed photobooth, built for the F1 and Hot Wheels crowd.
Four booths take on a car-and-racing theme: a neon petrol station, a mini-mart counter, a car-adjacent “Glambot” set and a creative studio space.
Price: $10 for 2 strips or 1 large 4R print
Location: *SCAPE, #01-23, 2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
13. Dollop Automat — Film Negative Strips
The print format is the whole idea here, not the backdrop.
Dollop’s Bras Basah outlet prints on transparent photo strips designed to look like actual film negatives, a genuine departure from the usual glossy 4-cut. You can also add a polaroid-style frame for $2 more if you want the full analogue effect.
Price: $10 for 2 strips, +$2 for polaroid-style frame
Location: Bras Basah Complex, #02-21, 231 Bain Street, Singapore 180231
Opening hours:
Monday: Closed
Tue-Fri: 2pm-6pm
Sat-Sun: 12pm-6pm
14. Standard Photo Studio — MacPherson
The MacPherson flagship’s Hawker Centre room is styled after an actual hawker stall, right down to the food props. Three more concept rooms sit alongside it: a ball pit, a plain backdrop room, and an “Aura Light” room for a moodier shot. The $10 Flash & Dash package throws in a keychain-making station after your shoot.
Price: $10 (Flash & Dash package)
Location: 565 MacPherson Road, #03-00, Singapore 368234
Opening hours:
Sun-Thu: 10am-5:15pm
Fri-Sat: 12pm-7:15pm
15. Standard Photo Studio — Bugis Street pop-up
A second hawker centre room, a retro arcade booth and a heart-shaped spotlight — same brand, completely different set.
Standard’s Bugis Street Level 2 pop-up runs its own hawker centre room alongside an arcade booth built for retro gaming poses and a heart-spotlight room made for couples and friend groups. A DIY keychain station turns your prints into wearable keepsakes on the spot.
Price: $10 for themed booths, $10 for 2 keychains
Location: Bugis Street, Level 2, #02-175, 3 New Bugis Street, Singapore 188867
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 11am-7pm
Fri-Sun: 1pm-9pm
16. Photomanner — Claw Machine & BEAR Photo Booth
Pose inside a life-sized claw machine, then walk out with a flipbook instead of a stuffed toy.
Photomanner’s 30 Haji Lane outlet built an actual claw machine set you can climb into for the photo, alongside its BEAR photo booth and an on-the-spot flipbook station — miniature animated photo reels made while you wait. It’s a more playful, arcade-adjacent register than Photomanner’s other two outlets. This set has also run as a limited-time installation before, so it’s worth a quick check on @photomanner_official that it’s still live before heading down.
Price: $10 for 2 strips; flipbooks from $12
Location: 30 Haji Lane, Singapore
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
17. Photomanner — Manner Hotel
Singapore’s first hotel-themed photobooth, styled like a film set that never checked anyone in.
Manner Hotel recreates a fictional boutique hotel across two storeys — concierge desk, vanity counter, mock laundrette room and all, with heavy Wes Anderson overtones.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: 50 Haji Lane, Singapore 189243
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 10am-10:30pm
Fri-Sun: 10am-11pm
18. Photomanner — Funan
Six booths, two DIY corners, and a room named Monologue.
Photomanner’s Funan outlet swaps the vintage-hotel bit for six new concepts: an Analog Room built around a film-grain aesthetic, a soft-toned Quiet Bloom Room, the classic Monølogue Room, and a Sticker Room in pink or blue.
You can also convert your photostrips into free DIY keychain and postcards.
Price: $10 for 2 strips
Location: Funan, #02-11, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
19. Another Booth
Singapore’s first walk-through photobooth — four themed rooms, one continuous session.
Instead of picking a single set, Another Booth moves you through four in a row: a Sakura Room, a Convenience Store, a Baseball Club and an Izakaya, four shots in each before you pick favourites at the end.
Price: From $7
Location: Orchard Plaza, #05-50, 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 238841
Opening hours: 24 hours
20. Fotomat
Singapore’s first self-service black-and-white studio doesn’t offer colour as an option.
Fotomat cuts the choice down to one: black-and-white only, shot on your own trigger in a private room over 15 minutes. Founder Kevin Chu built it to push people toward bolder, more expressive poses than a colour shoot tends to produce.
Price: $30 for 15 minutes
Location: 45A Craig Road, Level 2, Singapore 089683
Opening hours: 11am-9pm
21. PickyPic
A Korean import with five colour-coded rooms and free unlimited prints.
Each of PickyPic’s five rooms runs its own colour identity, and the studio is open around the clock. It was the first Korean self-photo chain to plant a flag on Haji Lane, and it’s stayed one of the busiest since.
Price: From $8 for 2 strips
Location: 32 Haji Lane, Singapore
Opening hours: 24 hours
22. Photoism
The frame changes with whoever’s promoting that month — bring your bias.
Photoism’s rotating idol frames are the entire draw: depending on the season, your strip might be bordered with BTS, TWICE or whoever else is on a comeback.
Price: From $6 (cash only)
Location: City Square Mall, #04-23, 180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
23. Weare
WEARE Photobooth at Queensway Shopping Centre offers a nostalgic photo experience inside a thrift store. For $6 (card payment only), snap a vintage-style black-and-white or digicam-coloured photo strip.
You’ll get three shots with quick countdowns, no retakes, so plan your poses.
Location: 1 Queensway, #03-05A, Singapore 149053
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 2-8pm
Fri-Sun: 12-8pm
24. Resurrack
Strike a pose at the unique newspaper photobooth in Resurrack Vintage Market at Bugis Street Art Lane. For just $5, get a black-and-white “newspaper-style” photo strip printed instantly.
This photo booth is open on weekends only.
Location: 261 Victoria St, Bugis Street Art Lane, Singapore 18987
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri: Closed
Sat-Sun: 3-9pm
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