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Every workflow in Evoto Instant begins with a project. A project keeps your photos, AI settings, export preferences, and branding organized in one place. You can create projects in two ways: directly in the Evoto Instant App or through the Web Portal. Option 1: Create a Project in the Web Portal Use the web portal…

Evoto Instant supports two tethered shooting methods: wired connection (USB/OTG) and wireless connection (FTP mode). Once connected, you’ll see a camera connected icon in Evoto Instant Workspace; and your photos flow directly into Evoto Instant for AI processing and cloud upload. Option 1: Wired Connection (USB/OTG) Type-C phones (most Android devices and iPhone 15): connect…

To connect your camera to Evoto Instant, you’ll need the correct data cable. The cable type depends on both your phone connector and your camera model. This table lists the recommended connector types and the compatible camera models. Connector Type Compatible Models Type-C to Type-C Canon: R6, R62, R7, R8, R10, R3, R, RP, 1DX3,…

Evoto Instant currently supports a wide range of DSLR and mirrorless cameras. You can connect your camera either via FTP wireless transfer (if supported) or with a wired USB connection. Note: The lists below include models that have been verified with Evoto Instant. Other models may also work, and you are welcome to try connecting…

Before connecting your camera to Evoto Instant, make sure your hardware setup is ready. This article covers the required equipment, cable types, and basic camera prep. Required Equipment A digital camera Supported brands include Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic etc.  For a detailed list of supported camera models, see the Supported Camera Models guide. A…

Welcome to Evoto Instant — your all-in-one imaging workflow tool that takes you from capture to delivery in seconds. With automated shooting, AI culling, AI retouching, and instant sharing, Evoto Instant helps you work smarter and deliver professional results faster. This guide introduces the full workflow so you understand how photos move from capture to…