Real photographs
Every Iris product takes an actual photo of an actual person. Nothing is generated, so every headshot holds up for identity, badging, and credentialing.
Iris Booth, Iris Air, and Iris Flex are self-serve headshot studios — three sizes for three kinds of space. Iris Digital reaches everyone a booth can't. All four run on the same platform, apply the same editing, and deliver the same way.
Picking an Iris is a decision about your space, your volume, and how far the program has to reach. Whichever one you land on, these four never change.
Every Iris product takes an actual photo of an actual person. Nothing is generated, so every headshot holds up for identity, badging, and credentialing.
Lighting correction, retouching, cropping, and background replacement can be left to the individual, or set by your institution as an automated rule.
The finished headshot lands in the subject's inbox in seconds. On the Professional Plan it also exports by API into HR, badging, directory, and credentialing systems.
Brand settings, permissions, approvals, and analytics live in one place — whether you run a single unit or a dozen across several sites and surfaces.
The three studios differ in size, weight, and how quickly they move. Iris Digital drops the hardware entirely so nobody gets left out of the program.
Hardware can be purchased or leased, and every deployment runs on one of two annual plans. See full pricing →
Real photographs of real people, captured and edited on the spot. Consistent lighting, clean backgrounds, and a finished headshot in hand before the subject walks away.
Where the headshots actually have to happen usually decides the products for you — and it is often more than one. Find the shape that looks like yours.
Most institutions land on more than one. The hardware handles the people who come to you; Iris Digital covers everyone else — and both report into the same dashboard.
Same platform, same editing, same delivery. Here's everything that actually differs.
Reduced hardware pricing is available for schools, universities, and non-profits. See full pricing →
The hardware is what people see. The platform is what makes a headshot program run without anyone chasing photos.
Set brand rules, permissions, and approval workflows once. Every unit and every capture surface follows them.
Data is stored securely on US-based AWS infrastructure. Iris claims no rights to your photos or user data, and never sells or shares it.
Define the output once — crop, background, retouching level — and every headshot comes back matching the spec, from any product.
Route finished headshots straight into HR systems, badging, directories, and credentialing — sized, named, and formatted correctly.
The experience is identical across the family. Only the thing the subject walks up to changes.
No appointment and no photographer. The subject steps up to the unit, or opens the link you sent them.
On-screen prompts guide framing and posture. The subject takes several photos and picks their favourite on the spot.
Lighting correction, retouching, and background replacement run automatically against your rules, or are left to the subject.
The finished headshot arrives by email in seconds, and exports by API into the systems your team already runs.
Tell us about the space, the volume, and who needs a headshot. We'll tell you which product to start with — and whether you need more than one.
Iris Booth, Iris Air, and Iris Flex all use the same professional lighting and camera, so all three deliver studio-quality output. The enclosed Booth gives the most controlled environment, which makes it the best-in-family option for consistency. Iris Digital uses the subject's own device camera with on-screen guidance, so the result is excellent rather than studio-grade — it exists to reach the people hardware can't.
Yes, and most institutions do. A common setup is hardware on site for the people who come to you and Iris Digital for remote employees, students abroad, contractors, and satellite offices. Every product reports into the same admin dashboard, so it's one program regardless of how many capture surfaces you run.
Iris uses a hardware plus software model. Hardware can be purchased or leased, and every deployment runs on one of two annual plans: the No-Hassle Plan, or the Professional Plan, which adds API access, SAML/SSO, approval workflows, and up to five Iris Studios. Iris Digital is priced per headshot with no hardware. Reduced pricing is available for schools, universities, and non-profits. See full pricing →
