Four photos. One strip.
Drop four photos in — or pick all four at once — then drag them into the order you want. Portrait frames by default, because a booth shoots headshots. Pick paper, write a caption, toggle B&W for the mall-booth feel. Nothing uploads. For a full spread, grab a proper app.
Make a photo booth strip from four photos
Stack four photos into a vertical photo booth strip on a paper background, with a caption band under the frames.
What you can change
- Photo slots
- Crop position
- Frame shape
- Paper
- B&W
- Caption
- Font
- Show date
How it works
- 01Drop in a photo, or open one of the samples.
- 02Fill the four slots — drag them to reorder, and set each photo's crop position — then choose the frame shape, the paper, B&W, and a caption with its font and an optional date.
- 03Download it at full resolution. Nothing is uploaded — the work happens in this browser tab.
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Make a photo booth strip from four photos
Stack four photos into a vertical photo booth strip on a paper background, with a caption band under the frames.
What you can change
- Photo slots
- Crop position
- Frame shape
- Paper
- B&W
- Caption
- Font
- Show date
How it works
- 01Drop in a photo, or open one of the samples.
- 02Fill the four slots — drag them to reorder, and set each photo's crop position — then choose the frame shape, the paper, B&W, and a caption with its font and an optional date.
- 03Download it at full resolution. Nothing is uploaded — the work happens in this browser tab.
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Six places a photo strip works better than a single shot
- 01 for friends
A four-frame strip for a friend's birthday card
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.
- 02 for weddings
Faux booth strips for the wedding album
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.
- 03 for prom
A teen-aesthetic strip for a 2026 prom group
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.
- 04 for journals
A strip glued onto a kraft scrapbook page
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.
- 05 for ig
A vertical strip post that fills the IG portrait crop
IG portrait posts at 1080×1350 want vertical content. A strip letterboxed into 1080×1350 portrait reads as deliberate stylization, not weird crop. Or just post the strip itself — handful of saves guaranteed.
- 06 for kids
A strip from one kid's birthday party
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.
Frequently asked
Do my photos upload anywhere? +
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.
How are the photos cropped? +
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.
Why is the default B&W? +
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).
What's the output size? +
600 pixels wide. The height follows the frame shape you pick — about 3050 px with portrait frames, 2450 with square, 2020 with wide — and the tool prints the exact size under the preview. At 300 DPI that is roughly 2 × 10 inches with portrait frames, right in the range of a real booth strip. Drop into the Image Compressor if you need a smaller file for posting.
Can I add captions to individual frames? +
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.
Can I make a 3-photo or 6-photo 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?
A few moves after the booth strip
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Add Text to Photo
Add a caption next to the strip.
Open
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Photo Mat & Border
Mount the strip in a paper mat for the fridge.
Open
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Drop Shadow
Float the strip over paper for a scrapbook page.
Open
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Pinterest Pin Maker
Use the strip as a Pinterest pin hero.
Open
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Film Grain
Age the booth strip with Tri-X grain.
Open
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Duotone Effect
Recolour the strip in two flat tones.
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Vintage Postcard
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Social Banner
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Background Remover
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Open Make proper layouts
in a proper app.
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.