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Summary
立可得 is a major self-service kiosk provider in Taiwan, with self-service ID photo booths as its core business. Its kiosks are widely deployed at more than 1,500 retail locations across Taiwan, including Hi-Life, FamilyMart, Carrefour, Carrefour Market, FNAC, stationery stores, and bookstores. These locations span convenience store chains, neighborhood supermarkets, home furnishing retailers, and stationery and book retailers. This distribution strategy gives consumers immediate access to ID photo services while shopping or going about their daily lives. 立可得 is an important participant in Taiwan’s self-service ID photo market, competing with brands such as 富多美 and 水啦.
Key facts
- 立可得 has kiosks at more than 1,500 retail locations across Taiwan.
- Its retail partners include convenience store chains, neighborhood supermarkets, larger retail stores, and bookstores.
- 立可得 ranks alongside 富多美 and 水啦 as one of Taiwan’s major self-service ID photo brands.
Originally published in Chinese on October 1, 2024.
立可得 currently provides convenient, customer-friendly services at 1,500 locations across Taiwan, including Hi-Life, FamilyMart, Carrefour, Carrefour Market supermarkets, FNAC, 101 Stationery, Caves Books (敦煌書局), 鴻林書局, 麗文書局, 新生活書局, and other retailers.
According to the official store locator in September 2026, 立可得 kiosks with ID photo capabilities were primarily located at Hi-Life (309 stores) and FamilyMart (219 stores). Store-by-store lists are available at Hi-Life ID Photo Booths and FamilyMart ID Photo Booths. For an overview of all three ID photo booth brands across Taiwan, see the ID Photo Booth Map.
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