A Touchpix alternative for iPad AI portraits.
Touchpix is strongest in 360 booths and runs on almost any hardware. If your business is iPad portraits rather than 360 video, Orial is built for exactly that.
Why operators switch
- Touchpix is 360-first; its best-reviewed workflows are for spinners.
- Some App Store reviewers report sharing and upload problems after updates.
- Several reviewers were caught out by auto-renewing subscriptions.
Touchpix vs Orial
| Touchpix | Orial | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | 360 booths first; photo and video on any device | iPad AI portraits |
| Generative AI portraits | Basic AI on all plans; AI Pro credits $0.075–$0.12 | Every plan, flat $0.10 per portrait |
| Likeness | Not documented | Built to keep the face; stops instead of guessing |
| Hands-free guest flow | Not documented | Palm to capture, thumbs to keep or retake, QR to share |
| Price | $36.66–$183.33 per month billed annually | $49 / $99 per month, or a $29 event pass |
| Billing | Auto-renewing licences; weekly passes | Month to month, cancel in one tap |
Touchpix details from public pages and App Store reviews, checked November 2026. Prices in USD. See Orial pricing.
Sources: Touchpix pricing, Touchpix AI, Touchpix App Store reviews
Switching from Touchpix
Can I run Orial alongside Touchpix?
Yes. Keep Touchpix for what it does best. No lock-in.
Will Orial work in my Touchpix booth setup?
Yes. Use the iPad camera or plug in a DSLR, and print to the printer you already have.
What do I need to get started?
An iPad and Wi-Fi. Add a DSLR or a printer if you want them.
Run your next event on Orial
Set up your first event in minutes. Month to month, cancel any time.
