tool · beta · on-device
Drop a photo into each of four slots, pick paper color, write a caption. B&W mode toggle for that classic mall-booth feel. Print-ready 3"×11" JPG. Nothing uploads — your photos stay on your device. For a full spread, grab a proper app.
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where four-up earns its keep
for friends
Pick four photos of you and the birthday friend, set B&W mode, write 'TWO YEARS' in Caveat. Print on glossy 4×6 paper, slip into a card. Photo booth nostalgia, but with the people who actually matter — not strangers behind a curtain.
for weddings
Real wedding photo booths cost $1500. A digital strip for each guest pair pulled from your iPhone roll costs zero. B&W mode hides the lighting differences, four shots of the same couple read as a 'real' booth strip. Print, slip into thank-you cards.
for prom
Phone burst mode + B&W photo strip = the prom keepsake your kid actually keeps. Drop four pictures from the night, kraft paper, 'PROM 2026' in handwritten caption. Print at CVS for $0.39. Better than the school's official photographer.
for journals
Photo booth strips are the ur-scrapbook artifact. Cream paper, B&W on, no caption. Print, cut, glue onto a kraft journal page with a strip of washi tape over each frame. The page reads as 'I went somewhere' in a way no single photo does.
for ig
IG portrait posts at 1080×1350 want vertical content. A photo strip at 600×2200 letterboxed into 1080×1350 portrait reads as deliberate stylization, not weird crop. Or just post the strip itself — handful of saves guaranteed.
for kids
Four photos from your kid's party, color mode (kids' photos shouldn't be B&W), kraft paper, 'birthday' in Caveat. Print 8 copies, hand to each parent at pickup. Better than the photographer-overpriced print release. Faster too.
in case you're wondering
No. The strip is composited on a canvas in your browser. Your photos never touch our servers — we don't run an image pipeline at all. Open DevTools → Network and watch: nothing leaves your device.
Each of the four frames is 4:3 portrait. The tool crops your photo to fit by 'cover' — the photo fills the frame entirely, with the center kept and the edges trimmed. Pre-crop in another tool if you need a specific area to land in the frame.
Real photo booth strips are B&W because the original chemistry was. The aesthetic carries that history. You can turn it off — color mode is fine, just less period-correct. Mixed B&W and color across frames is not supported (it's the strip vibe; pick one).
600 × 2200 pixels, designed for a 3-inch by 11-inch print at 200 DPI. That sits between a 2×6 wallet strip and a 4×12 album insert. Drop into the Image Compressor if you need a smaller file for posting.
Not in this tool — it's intentionally minimal. The strip has one footer caption (and an optional date) so it reads as a unified piece. For per-frame text, run each photo through the Add Text to Photo tool first, then drop the captioned versions into the strip.
Not yet. Four is the classic photo booth strip count and the tool is locked to that for v1. Leave a slot empty if you want a 3-photo strip — the empty frame reads as 'paused for effect' and looks intentional.
now what?
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Add a caption next to the strip.
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Mount the strip in a paper mat for the fridge.
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Float the strip over paper for a scrapbook page.
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Use the strip as a Pinterest pin hero.
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Age the booth strip with Tri-X grain.
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Recolour the strip in two flat tones.
OpenCut the background out of any photo in one click.
OpenDrop your subject onto paper, gradient, or your own backdrop photo.
OpenDrop a word behind your subject, magazine-cover style.
OpenNine presets, one photo — vintage to cinematic.
OpenTri-X, Kodak Gold, Lomo — pick a roll, see the grain.
OpenComic dots, risograph red, punk-zine textures.
OpenPhoto to graphite drawing in two clicks.
OpenMap photo to two colors — Spotify, sunset, riso.
OpenMake real cities look like tabletop dioramas.
OpenSunset, lomo red, golden hour — bleed light into corners.
OpenVHS bands, anaglyph 3D, CRT scanlines, chromatic aberration.
OpenConvert any photo to typed characters.
OpenPure invert, cyanotype, blueprint, X-ray, darkroom, sepia negative.
OpenPhoto as tiles with grout-color gaps.
OpenBrightness, contrast, saturation, hue, blur — seven sliders.
OpenAny photo, wrapped in paper with a handwritten caption.
OpenTwo photos, side-by-side or stacked.
OpenPaper mat for prints, journals, framed walls.
OpenCircle, heart, star, arch — pick a cookie cutter.
OpenGreetings caption, faux stamp, postmark, paper texture.
OpenFloat a photo over paper for portfolios and mockups.
OpenDrop a photo, type a title, pick a layout. 1000×1500 native.
OpenX, LinkedIn, or YouTube cover with title overlay.
OpenHandwritten captions, magazine headers, or a quick scribble.
OpenStick paper-mood tape onto any photo.
OpenLED red, Kodak yellow, camcorder amber.
OpenCorner sign-off or full diagonal tile.
OpenHearts, stars, flowers, smileys, paper tags, HELLO labels.
OpenSquare for IG, 9:16 for stories, 2:3 for Pinterest.
OpenMirror a selfie, un-tilt a scan, turn a sideways shot upright.
OpeniPhone photos that open on everything.
OpenHide faces, plates, addresses — drag a patch over the spot.
OpenRemove GPS, camera info, timestamps before posting.
OpenSmaller JPG, WebP, or PNG — same look, less file.
OpenPull 5 hex codes out of any photo.
OpenPrint-ready QR for menus, invites, journals, vCards.
OpenEyedropper a color in your photo, swap it for another.
OpenFor the real thing →
One strip is a piece. When you want a whole photo wall — multiple strips, mixed sizes, captions, washi tape, paper backgrounds — a real collage app handles it cleanly.