The cup nobody throws away.
The brand and the guest's face, on the same cup.
Guests pose, the team takes the photo and, in about 30 seconds, the cup comes out printed and goes straight into their hands. In one color, with Tradicional, or in full color, with Premium.
A custom logo cup has become an event standard, and so has its fate: it is fun in the moment, then forgotten in the cupboard. With the guest's face printed on it, the object changes owner. It stops being the brand's cup and becomes their cup.
Both come out on the spot, into the guest's hands, with their photo and the brand artwork. What changes is the print: one color with Tradicional, full color with Premium.
The photo and the campaign artwork printed in one color, in the same shade. It looks like a brand piece, with the guest's face at the center.
The photo comes out in color, just as it left the camera, with an instant-photo frame and the campaign artwork alongside. It is the cup people turn around to show off.
No booth and no waiting for an email. Everything happens standing up, right where the brand already welcomes the audience.
The guest steps into the photo point, with the event setting in the background, and the promoter guides the pose.
The photo is already framed for the cup, with no cropping and no picking shots. Printing starts right there, in one color or full color.
In about 30 seconds the cup is in their hands, with the photo and the campaign artwork.
Each station with one photo point delivers roughly one cup every 30 seconds, about 120 per hour. For bigger volumes, T3i sets up more stations and photo points, until the pace matches the crowd.
Example: 500 cups in 3 hours call for two stations.
Since the cup is theirs, guests show it, photograph it and post it on their own. The brand goes into the content too, without having to ask.
The cup comes out on the spot, with no waiting for an email and no promise to send it later.
The campaign and the guest share the same object.
Guests post because the cup is theirs, and the brand goes along.
The seconds of printing are the window for the team to talk with the audience.
More stations and photo points when the event's volume calls for it.
Nobody throws away a cup with their own face on it. It stays in use after the event.
The photo point is the same. What changes is the reason for the giveaway, the campaign artwork and the place where the brand welcomes the audience.
The giveaway that draws people to the booth and holds the conversation for 30 seconds.
See how it works → corporateThe cup the team takes back to their office desk.
See how it works → comparisonWhat changes when the guest's face goes on the cup.
Compare → caseThe full case in the T3i Experience portfolio.
See the case →A custom event giveaway created and operated by T3i Experience. Guests are photographed and instantly get a cup with their own photo and the campaign artwork.
Tradicional is printed in one color: the photo and the campaign artwork come out in the same shade. Premium is full color: the photo comes out in color, together with the brand artwork. See the two models side by side.
Each station with one photo point delivers roughly one cup every 30 seconds, about 120 per hour. For bigger volumes, T3i sizes more stations and photo points. For 500 cups in 3 hours, for example, that is two stations. Run the numbers in the calculator.
About 30 seconds, from pose to cup in hand.
Yes. By default the guest just poses and takes the cup, and that is what keeps the pace at about 30 seconds. When the brand wants leads, data capture comes in as an option.
Yes. Lead capture, the customizable cup-holder lanyard and the AI photo are optional and come in according to the project.
No. It is a compact point, set up wherever the brand already welcomes the audience. Production can stay hidden inside the client's own counter.
The T3i team, for the whole event: capture, printing and delivery. See the SelfieCup case in the portfolio.
In Brazil and abroad. Quotes start on WhatsApp.
SelfieCup is part of the technology-driven event activations by T3i Experience, which designs and operates experiences with artificial intelligence, robotics, photography, music and gamification for brands. Hire one, and you talk to the team that builds them all.
Each guest takes home a printed photo and leaves another on a panel that becomes the brand's artwork.
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Tell us how many cups and how many hours. T3i sizes the stations, prints on the spot and runs delivery at your event's pace.