RevoSpin 360

RevoSpin 360 is an app for creating and sharing videos with a 360 photo booth. It records 360 video and slow-motion footage at 120fps or 240fps, and supports connections to GoPro 9 and above. After a session, users can share videos by QR code, SMS, or email, upload them to social platforms, and add music, custom overlays, or animated effects. A live gallery at events.revospin.com lets people view and share event videos. The app supports offline recording, with uploads able to resume when a connection returns, as well as lead capture. RevoSpin 360 is available on iOS, iPadOS, and Android; the maker’s site links to a web app login. The free download has in-app purchases. RevoSpin Pro costs $49.99, paid once and adds intro and outro clips, gallery branding, templates, and ad and watermark removal. RevoSpin ProPlus costs $99.99, paid once and adds filters, email and phone download data, and download counts to Pro features. The maker also offers remote one-on-one training with a booth or platform purchase.

RevoSpin 360 combines 360 capture, event sharing, and a live gallery with offline recording. The free download is a starting point, while paid tiers add branding and other video or download features.

It suits party businesses, DJs, and event planners who use a 360 booth for events. The video-sharing and gallery features can serve event guests as well as operators.

RevoSpin 360 is a mobile app for recording and sharing videos from a 360 photo booth. It is best suited to DJs, event planners, and party businesses running events with a compatible booth setup. Its free download covers core capture and sharing, while one-time upgrades add branding and video-management features.

Overview

RevoSpin 360 centers on 360-degree video rather than general photo-booth layouts. Its strongest practical advantage is that recording can continue offline, with uploads resuming when a connection returns; that helps operators capture events at venues with unreliable service. Guests can receive videos by QR code, SMS, or email after a session, and an online event gallery gives them another way to view and share clips. RevoSpin’s booths are presented as portable and easy to set up and break down, but the app is most relevant to operators already planning around a 360 booth.

Key features

• 360 and slow-motion capture: The app records 360 video and slow-motion clips at 120fps or 240fps. GoPro 9 and newer models are supported, which makes it a fit for operators using that camera range.
• Guest sharing and lead capture: Guests can receive videos by QR code, SMS, or email. Lead capture is supported, and the ProPlus tier adds email and phone download data plus video download counts, giving operators more information about follow-up and clip activity.
• Video customization: Users can add music, custom overlays, and animated effects. Pro adds intro and outro clips and templates; ProPlus adds video filter effects. These paid additions are most useful to businesses that want a more consistent, branded event output.
• Online gallery: Guests can view and share videos through the event gallery. Pro adds custom web gallery branding, which is relevant when an operator wants the gallery to reflect its business or event identity.
• Offline recording: Capture can continue without an internet connection, and uploads can resume once a connection is available. That protects the recording workflow at poorly connected venues, though online gallery access and delivery still depend on connectivity.

Pricing

RevoSpin uses a freemium model. The RevoSpin 360 download is free, with in-app purchases available, so it is the sensible starting point for operators who want core capture before paying for presentation or reporting features.

• RevoSpin 360 — free: Free download. It gives users a no-cost entry to the app, but branding, templates, and enhanced download features sit in paid tiers.
• RevoSpin Pro — $49.99, paid once: Adds intro and outro clips, custom web gallery branding, templates, and removal of ads and watermark. This is the better fit for operators who need a polished client-facing experience without the added ProPlus video effects and download data.
• RevoSpin ProPlus — $99.99, paid once: Includes Pro features, video filter effects, email and phone download data, and video download counts. It suits businesses that want both broader clip styling and more visibility into guest downloads.

The upgrades are one-time purchases rather than recurring subscriptions. The free tier avoids an upfront app cost, but businesses that need a branded gallery or download reporting must budget for an upgrade.

Platforms

RevoSpin 360 supports iOS, iPadOS, and Android, with a web app login also available. Apple’s App Store listing recommends iPhone 11 or newer and iOS 15 or later, while its compatibility requirements specify iOS 17 or later for iPhone and iPadOS 17 or later for iPad. Operators should check that their Apple device meets the compatibility requirement before relying on it at an event.

Apple’s privacy disclosure says the developer may collect usage data, contact information, diagnostics, and user content; some usage data may be used to track users across other companies’ apps and websites. RevoSpin’s privacy statement says it applies technical and organizational measures intended to protect personal data and comply with GDPR, and that depth data is used for real-time processing rather than stored or shared with third parties.

Who it's for

RevoSpin 360 is aimed at party businesses, DJs, event planners, coordinators, and party planners that want a 360-video experience with guest sharing and an event gallery. Remote one-on-one training comes with a booth or platform purchase, and the support team says it will reply within 24 hours. The company says its booths ship to more than 120 countries and lists locations in City of Industry, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada. It is less suited to anyone looking for a general-purpose photo booth app or a workflow that does not depend on 360 capture.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Offline recording with resumable uploads helps preserve capture at venues with weak connectivity.
• Pros: QR code, SMS, and email delivery give guests several ways to receive videos after a session.
• Pros: Free download and one-time paid upgrades let operators add branding or reporting without taking on a monthly subscription.
• Cons: Custom gallery branding and download data require paid upgrades, so the free tier may not satisfy businesses that need a branded or measurable guest experience.
• Cons: Apple compatibility requirements specify iOS 17 or later and iPadOS 17 or later, which may rule out older Apple devices.
• Cons: The product is focused on 360 video, making it a narrower choice for operators seeking a broader photo-booth workflow.

Alternatives

For more options, browse Photo Booth Software.

• Photo Booth Studio is an iOS freemium option; its free photos and compositions include a watermark, while Pro Monthly removes it.
• ZillaBooth is an iOS freemium alternative with a free Core plan that includes 2×2 and 1×4 layouts without a watermark; choose it when those layouts matter more than RevoSpin’s 360-video focus.
• Curator Live supports iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, with a $29, paid once Standard plan billed per event for one capture device license; it is a better fit when broad platform support and event-based pricing matter.
• Booth.Events supports iOS, macOS, and web, and offers gallery storage and uploads; it may suit operators prioritizing gallery capacity over 360 capture.
• LumaBooth supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows and has no free plan; its LumaShare sharing station costs $7.99 a month, making it worth considering for a paid, cross-platform sharing setup.
• Movebooth supports iOS and web and has no free plan; its Lite plan costs $49.99 a month for one active iPad booth, unlimited events and galleries, and no lead capture. It is a paid option for operators who prioritize recurring event and gallery capacity.
• Simple Booth HALO has no free plan and starts at $49 a month for one booth license with unlimited photos and videos; it suits operators seeking an ongoing paid plan rather than RevoSpin’s free entry and one-time upgrades.
• Touchpix has no free plan and supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows; its PhotoPass costs $25.66 a month, billed annually, and includes two active events and unlimited devices.

Verdict

RevoSpin 360 is a strong fit for DJs and event businesses built around 360 booths that want offline capture, guest delivery, and an online gallery in one workflow. Its free download and one-time upgrades keep the entry cost straightforward, while Pro and ProPlus add useful branding and reporting. Look elsewhere if you need a broader photo-booth app rather than a 360-video-centered tool.