Purikura Photo Booth — Print Your Characters as Stickers
Name two people and a place, and they come back as a purikura sticker print — booth light, a pastel frame, hearts and glitter-pen doodles, faces still theirs.













One print. The whole cast behind it.
Neta Studio is an AI world builder — the people in the booth, the place printed behind them and the props around it all live in the same world, so a print is never a one-off image you have to describe again.
- Faces stay canon. Each character keeps their own cover art, hair and outfit, not a generic anime face with a new name on it.
- The place does the backdrop. Name a location and its colours, lanterns or neon end up printed behind the frames.
- Prints live in the world. Every sheet is saved as a work next to the cast, ready to keep, fork or print again.
Questions before you step in
What do I actually get?
One vertical purikura print: four frames of the same people on a single decorated sheet, with a pastel border, stickers and doodles. Ask for a one-photo print and you get a single large frame instead.
Do I need to upload a photo?
No. You name the people. If they are not in the world yet they are created as characters with their own cover art, and the booth prints those faces.
What is purikura, exactly?
A Japanese print-club booth: you pose, the machine retouches the shot, you cover it in stickers on the outside screen, and it prints a sheet of small stickers. This keeps the look, not the coin slot.
Can I choose the pose?
Name the interaction rather than the camera angle — cheek to cheek, bunny ears, one heart made with both hands. The pose also follows the character’s personality, so a cool one gets a chin-rest instead of a double peace sign.
How many people fit in one sheet?
Up to four works. Two is the sweet spot. Past four the faces get small enough that the sheet stops reading as purikura.
Can I change the background?
Yes. Name a place from the same world and the booth prints it behind the frames, or just its colours and motifs.
Is the handwritten text mine?
You get one short word and a doodled date. Anything longer turns into the wrong letters, so keep it to BFF, LOVE or a heart.
Can I use the print as a profile picture?
Yes. The sheet is one image saved in the world — crop a single frame for an avatar, or post the whole sheet.
Give your cast one night in the booth.
Two names and a place. What comes back is one purikura sheet you can keep or post.