Best Photography Studios in Singapore (2026)

Introduction

The 9 photography studios below all have a working studio in Singapore in 2026. Six are rental studios that photographers, brands and content teams book by the hour or the day, and three are studios that shoot product, fashion or corporate work for clients.

Most of Singapore’s rental space sits in industrial buildings rather than shophouses or the CBD. Stills Network is in Eunos Technolink off Kaki Bukit Road, Pufferfish Studios is on New Industrial Road near Tai Seng, The Studio Clan runs rooms in Kallang Pudding and Ubi, and Siecle Studios is on the ninth floor of The Spire in Bukit Batok. These buildings have freight lifts and loading bays, which matters for sets and lighting. A growing share of bookings comes from social and e-commerce content, so several studios now pair a cyc with a kitchen, a living room set or a podcast room, and some run 24-hour self check-in.

Studios were chosen for their facilities, published rates and evidence of a working Singapore address in 2026. Many smaller studios list only on booking platforms such as Tagvenue and Giggster, and some entries rely on those listings where the studio’s own site gives little detail. The list stops at 9 rather than padding it, and it is unranked, since the right studio depends on whether you need a large cyc, a kitchen set, a cheap room for a quick shoot or a team that brings the camera.

The best photography studios in Singapore

1. Stills Network

Independent · Kaki Bukit · tagvenue.com listing

Stills Network runs a production studio in Eunos Technolink at 7 Kaki Bukit Road 1, about 550 metres from Ubi MRT. Its Studio 5 has two cycloramas, of 5.8 and 8.5 metres, with grip and stands, a make-up area, a clothes rack and steamer, and a fridge and microwave for long days. A second space, the Moodboard Studio, books separately.

It is priced for full production days. Studio 5 starts at S$1,500 a day on weekdays and Saturdays and S$2,000 on Sundays, with a 10-hour minimum and overtime billed by the hour. Lighting, camera and crew cost extra, so ask for a package quote. It opens from 6am to 10pm, which suits early call times for fashion and catalogue shoots.

2. Pufferfish Studios

Independent · Tai Seng · tagvenue.com listing

Pufferfish Studios is on the seventh floor of 22 New Industrial Road, near Bartley and Tai Seng. Its Cyclorama Studio has an 8 by 5 metre cyc and an automated truss rated to 1,000 kg for hanging cameras, lights and props, with green screens available as a paid add-on. A smaller Lifestyle Studio of 4.7 by 5.2 metres has natural light, Nanlite and Nanguang lighting, a make-up table and a steamer.

The cyc books from S$110 to S$130 an hour and the Lifestyle Studio from S$60 to S$80, both with a two-hour minimum. Freight and passenger lifts make load-in straightforward. Reviews on the listing run to September 2026, and one reviewer suggests keeping the Lifestyle Studio to nine people or fewer.

3. Studio Five Spaces

Independent · Sembawang · studiofivespaces.com

Studio Five Spaces runs photo, video and podcast studios on the third floor of 10 Gambas Crescent, near Sembawang MRT. Its main studio is about 1,500 square feet, and the Large White Cyclorama Studio adds professional lighting, an RGB background lighting system controlled by DMX, a video lighting set-up and a green screen. Vanity rooms and a meeting room are on site, and equipment can be rented through its partner JustRentLah.

The studio is open around the clock with self-lock access. Its own site gives photo studio rates from S$40 an hour, and the cyc studio lists at S$55 an hour on weekdays and S$65 at weekends, or S$405 and S$505 for a day. It lists itself as a major partner of NDP 2026, and students get 25% off.

4. Siecle Studios

Independent · Bukit Batok · sieclestudios.com

Siecle Studios has 2,180 square feet across two spaces at The Spire, 10 Bukit Batok Crescent. Siecle 1 is a lifestyle set with a working kitchen (a 5.6 metre run and a 2.4 metre movable island), a living and dining area, and a 7.5 by 5.5 metre cyc. Siecle 2 is a smaller private room with a three-metre backdrop system and a range of backdrop papers.

Past productions listed on its site include work for Burger King Singapore, Singtel and FWD Singapore. The kitchen and cyc studio lists from S$160 an hour on Giggster, and the owner is on site. It suits food, home and lifestyle shoots where a clean cyc and a real kitchen are needed on the same day.

5. The Studio Clan

Independent · Kallang and Ubi · thestudioclan.com

The Studio Clan runs three rental studios: Cloud Studio and Studio11 at 47 Kallang Pudding Road, and Haste Studio at 6 Ubi Road 1. Each is 800 to 900 square feet, with professional lighting, backdrops, themed sets, furniture and props, including seasonal decorations. Equipment rental is available.

Cloud Studio starts at S$75 an hour, and a Nordic-style room with natural light starts at S$55. Access is by 24/7 self check-in, booking is online only and walk-ins are not taken. The styled sets suit social content, small product shoots and portraits more than large fashion productions.

6. H2 Studio

Independent · Upper Thomson · tagvenue.com listing

H2 Studio is a compact rental studio at 28 Sin Ming Lane in Upper Thomson. The shooting area is about 7 by 7 metres, with a seamless white backdrop, a white-painted floor, side blackout curtains, backdrop rolls and a green screen. Strobes of 400Ws and 600Ws, softboxes and modifiers are included, along with a make-up station and a garment rack.

Rates start at S$50 an hour on weekday daytimes and S$60 at weekends, with a two-hour minimum and overnight slots available. A studio assistant is included at no extra cost, which helps solo photographers. It holds a 4.8 rating from 28 reviews on Tagvenue, the latest from July 2026.

7. ProductPixels

Independent · East Coast · productpixels.com

ProductPixels is a product photography studio at 40N East Coast Road, whose photographers have shot products since 2010. It handles e-commerce, lifestyle and commercial images across electronics, cosmetics, fashion, food and drink, jewellery, furniture, watches and supplements, and takes on large-volume catalogue projects.

It also produces product video, short-form reels, stop motion and styled photography. Pricing is by quote. It suits online sellers that need consistent white-background and lifestyle images without hiring a studio and crew themselves.

8. Studio Zainal & Zainal

Independent · Robinson Road, CBD · zainalandzainal.com

Studio Zainal & Zainal is a corporate photography studio at 14 Robinson Road, open by appointment, led by documentary photographer Zakaria Zainal. It photographs leaders, staff and sites for annual reports, sustainability reports and campaigns, and also shoots executive portraits, employer brand and workplace images, and industrial facilities.

Clients named on its site include Zeiss, Seatrium, the National University of Singapore, SIM Global Education, Cushman & Wakefield and Flo Energy, whose careers pages it shot on site in 2025. It suits companies that want real staff and real sites in place of stock images.

9. Zerrin Studio

Independent · Singapore · zerrinstudio.com

Zerrin Studio is a fashion, portrait and brand photography studio run by Zerrin Pte Ltd from a central Singapore studio. It shoots portraits and headshots, campaigns and e-commerce, produces brand campaigns end to end, and offers advisory work for founders.

Its work has appeared in Elle Singapore, Vogue Singapore, Grazia Singapore and Harper’s Bazaar Singapore, and its site carries testimonials from the brands Oliveankara and Desti Saint. It was taking bookings for November 2026 editorial portrait sessions at the time of writing. It suits small fashion and lifestyle brands that want direction and photography from one team.

What to look for in a Singapore photography studio

Check the cyc against the shot list. Cycs on this list run from 5.8 metres wide at Stills Network’s smaller cyc to 8.5 metres at its larger one, and the rooms at The Studio Clan and H2 Studio are smaller sets with paper backdrops. Ask for the ceiling height, the depth of floor in front of the cyc and whether it has been painted since the last booking. A truss or lighting grid saves rigging time on product and overhead shots.

Look closely at what the hourly rate includes. Some studios include strobes and an assistant, as H2 Studio does, while Stills Network prices lighting, camera and crew separately and books by the day. Minimums range from one or two hours to ten, and Sunday and public holiday rates are often higher. GST is included in some listings and not stated in others, so confirm it on the quote.

Plan around the building and the weather. Most rental studios are in industrial estates, so check freight lift hours, parking and whether load-in is allowed outside office hours, especially for 24-hour self check-in studios. Daylight hours in Singapore change little through the year, but afternoon storms are common, so a daylight set booked for an outdoor-looking shot should have strobes or LEDs as back-up.

Finally, agree how images move after the shoot. A catalogue or e-commerce day can produce thousands of RAW files, then selects, retouched finals and crops for marketplaces and social channels. Ask where files are stored, how selects are shared with the client, and who keeps the record of which retouch was approved.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best photography studio in Singapore?

It depends on the shoot. Stills Network has two cycs of up to 8.5 metres for full production days, Pufferfish Studios has an 8 by 5 metre cyc with an automated truss, and Siecle Studios combines a cyc with a working kitchen set.

How much does it cost to rent a photo studio in Singapore?

Published rates on this list start at around S$40 to S$55 an hour at Studio Five Spaces, H2 Studio and The Studio Clan. Pufferfish Studios’ cyc runs S$110 to S$130 an hour, Siecle Studios lists from S$160, and Stills Network starts at S$1,500 a day with a 10-hour minimum. Check what lighting is included and whether GST is in the price.

Which Singapore studios have a cyc wall?

Stills Network (5.8 and 8.5 metres), Pufferfish Studios (8 by 5 metres), Siecle Studios (7.5 by 5.5 metres) and Studio Five Spaces all have cycs. H2 Studio has a seamless white backdrop with a painted floor.

Can I get product photography done in Singapore without my own crew?

Yes. ProductPixels shoots e-commerce, lifestyle and catalogue images and product video from its East Coast studio, and Zerrin Studio handles fashion e-commerce and campaign shoots. For corporate and annual report photography, Studio Zainal & Zainal works from Robinson Road.

Where can I shoot video at the same time as stills?

Studio Five Spaces has video lighting, a green screen and a podcast studio alongside its cyc, and Pufferfish Studios’ truss suits overhead camera rigs. For full video crews, see the best video production companies in Singapore.

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