Eight Shot - Instant Camera

Eight shots per pack. Shake the print to develop it. Write on the back. Then start a shared album and shoot a roll with your friends, privately.

Eight shots per pack. Just like real instant film.

Your phone will take ten thousand photos and you won't remember any of them. When every shot is free, none of them matter. Eight Shot puts a pack of film back in the camera and makes you think before you press the shutter.

Load a pack. Frame the shot. Press once.

The Instant Ritual

Your print ejects undeveloped and slowly comes to life. Shake your phone to speed it up, same way you'd wave a fresh Polaroid in the air. When it's done, it drops into your stack, ready to share.

Flip any photo over and write on the back. Add a caption to the front. Just like real instant film, share with friends online or make shared albums and shoot together privately. Film with character

Every pack holds eight shots. Every pack shoots differently:

Color 600 — warm, classic colour B&W 600 — deep monochrome Black Frame — bold black borders, colour or mono Duochrome — yellow, blue and green Rainbow Film — different coloured frame on every shot Animal Skins — eight wild frames, one per print Photo Booth — four-frame strip from a single tap Collage Grid — nine shots assembled into one print

Make your own

Build a pack from nothing. Adjust warmth, contrast, exposure, grain, saturation, hue and vignette until it looks right. Name it. Load it. Everything you shoot with it keeps that look.

Shoot together

Create a shared album and send a six-digit code to your friends. Everyone loads their own film and shoots into the same album. Each print appears as it develops. React to shots. Write on the back of someone else's photo. No feed. No followers. No algorithm. Just the people you invited and the photos they took.

And more

Self-timer, flash, double exposure, front camera Volume button shutter Save prints to your camera roll Share to Instagram Stories VoiceOver, Reduce Motion and larger text supported

Eight shots isn't a limitation. It's the whole focus.