Paloma is a small box that connects any USB photo printer to Storyface and creates an on-site network where everyone prints their photos from a smartphone, tablet or PC.
USB photo printerPaloma boxSmartphone, tablet, PCA compact fanless box that plugs in next to the printer.



List of models supported by the print driver. Compatibility is confirmed model by model.
Two ways to use it, with the same box.
The printer joins the platform: prints can be triggered from any Storyface device.
Paloma creates its own Wi-Fi network. Guests join it and print on site, even without Internet.
Scan the QR code or pick the Free Photobooth Storyface network.
It appears by itself, with no app to install.
From the gallery, as a selfie with the camera, or with the live camera.
Photo alone, with a frame, on a virtual photocall, or as a burst.

From the simplest to the most advanced, online and offline.
The photo goes straight to the printer.
Overlays and templates included. Title, date and template are changed from the platform.
Automatic cut-out, then a backdrop of your choice. No cloth, no lighting.
One pose per shot, countdown, then an assembled sheet: 3 photos as a 5×15 strip, 6 photos on a 10×15 sheet.
The gallery, a selfie with the phone camera, or the live camera of a tablet or PC.
10×15 or 5×15, landscape or portrait, number of copies of your choice.
The interface comes in French, Spanish and English.
Smartphone, tablet, PC, kiosk, Kooki, Pocket Kooki, smart glasses.








Open it on your phone: pick a photo, a frame or a photocall, and start a burst. Printing is simulated.
Open the demo Test on a simulated smartphone Documentation (PIN code)Print it and put it on the stand: the Wi-Fi QR and the page QR.
Download the sheet
For example the Sinfonia CS2, the Citizen CX-02 or the DNP DS620 or the QW410, and any USB photo printer on the market. Tell us your model and we will confirm compatibility.
Not for the local network: guests print even without a connection. The link to the Storyface cloud goes over Wi-Fi, 4G or Bluetooth.
No. The page opens by itself after joining the Wi-Fi, or by scanning a QR code.
No. Paloma does not invent images: it prints, frames, cuts out and assembles your photos.
10×15 and 5×15, depending on what the printer accepts.
Emmanuel Ruiz
emmanuel.ruiz@storyface.ai
+33 6 02 09 09 09
storyface.ai