Tainan Photo Booth RecommendationsRetro Charms, Goldfish, Posters — All in One! A Review of 4 Korean Photo Booth Venues in Tainan

Located on Tainan's Guohua Street, more and more offers a unique DIY craft experience for those seeking Tainan Photo Booths, allowing you to turn your photos into personalized charms and one-of-a-kind keepsakes.

The venue features three craft tables at the front, with four different-themed photo booths at the back. The booth themes range from retro magazines and Y2K to cartoon characters, letting customers freely choose their preferred backgrounds and frames.

A single photo session costs NT$250, and the printed photo paper is self-adhesive, perfect for adding stickers or emojis. For those who want to preserve their memories long-term, the venue also offers additional services like extra prints or lamination.

The biggest highlight here is an entire wall dedicated to small charm accessories. Customers can cut and paste their photos, then mix and match with their favorite accessories to handcraft unique charms.

Since selecting frames, stickers, and making charms can be quite time-consuming, we recommend setting aside at least an hour. During peak hours, you might also need to queue.

Pi ME, located near the Tainan traffic circle, brings a fun and quirky new option to the Tainan Photo Booths market with three unique perspectives: normal, high-angle, and low-angle shots. A single session costs $200 and includes a wide array of American-style props, making it easy to capture absurd and creative images.

The venue's interior blends retro decor with trendy silver accents, creating a relaxed shooting atmosphere. There's a fully equipped makeup area, thoughtfully stocked with flat irons and curling tools, so customers can perfect their look and hair before their session.

The venue's signature comedic style is also evident in its prop selection. From various wigs and exaggerated glasses to cartoon hats and other accessories, everything is available for customers to mix and match, adding more playfulness and variety to their photos.

There are three photo booths inside. Based on weekday evening experience, crowds are light, allowing for a leisurely photo session. The venue also has a currency exchange machine, and each photo can be edited with different color tones, increasing the variety of the final prints.

Error8 (Weasel) brings a unique, magazine-style shooting experience to the Tainan Photo Booths market, specializing in poster and calendar-themed prints. A single session costs NT$250, with options for color or black-and-white effects, plus a choice of metallic or transparent paper for a more fashionable, textured finish.

The venue has two photo booths, both offering the newspaper-style shoot, but only one provides metallic and transparent paper, so customers should note this distinction. The newspaper-style booth allows you to take five shots and choose three, while the metallic paper booth takes three shots with no selection option, adding a fun challenge to the experience.

Error8 (Weasel) is a smaller venue with a refined, minimalist ambiance. The props available also reflect this distinctive style, with a limited selection of black-and-white veils and tulips, maintaining a consistently chic and simple aesthetic.

One detail to note before visiting is that the venue does not have a change machine; if you need change, you'll have to go to the café on the second floor.

Planb Studio, known for its Korean goldfish tank theme, is located at the bustling intersection of Hai'an Road and Zhengxing Street in Tainan, offering a unique experience for those seeking distinctive Tainan Photo Booths. Beyond the signature goldfish tank setup, the venue features a variety of meticulously designed backgrounds, ensuring a stylish finish for your photos.

A session costs NT$300, allowing you to take 8 photos and then select 4. In addition to the standard style, a black-and-white magazine option is available to cater to different aesthetic preferences.

The biggest highlight of this venue is its diverse range of shooting scenes, including washing machines, subway stations, and elevator backdrops. The goldfish tank prop even has a built-in small screen, making it easy for customers to preview and adjust their poses in real time.

Since the goldfish's swimming direction cannot be controlled, you might need to wait a moment to capture the perfect shot. Planb Studio is conveniently located near popular spots like Quanwei's Home, and its spacious interior and smooth flow mean it never feels crowded, even when busy.