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Photo Strip Maker: Turn Your Photos into a Classic Photo Booth Strip

Add one to four photos, pick a layout, fine-tune the frame, then download a watermark-free PNG or JPG. Free, no app, no signup, it all happens right here in your browser.

Your photos (up to 4)

Layout

Filter

Intensity100%

Fine-tune

Border width40
Spacing24
Corner radius12

0/40

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Your finished photo strip appears here, all at once, ready to download.

What it is

What is a photo strip maker?

A photo strip maker is an online tool that turns your photos into a classic photo booth strip, the same vertical strip of frames you get from a vintage photo booth.

You upload one to four pictures, choose a layout, and the tool arranges them into a clean white strip with a caption. Fine-tune the border width, spacing and corner radius, then download the finished photo strip as a PNG or JPG.

Because everything runs in your browser, your photos are never uploaded. It is the fastest way to turn a handful of shots into a shareable, printable party favor.

How it works

Make a photo strip in five steps

1

Add your photos

Drag and drop 1 to 4 photos, then reorder, rotate or crop them into place.

2

Choose your layout

Pick a 4-cut, classic, 3-cut, single polaroid or wide strip layout.

3

Fine-tune the frame

Adjust the border width, spacing and corner radius until it looks right.

4

Adjust each shot

Drag a photo inside the strip to reposition it, then zoom that frame with the + and − buttons. Every frame is adjusted on its own.

5

Download your strip

Export a watermark-free PNG or JPG named with today's date.

Use cases

Photo strip ideas for every celebration

📓Scrapbooking
🗂️Old photos
🎁Make a gift
🎪Party favors
📚Keepsake album
🖨️Print & keep

Result showcase

What a photo strip looks like

Four strips, four retro filters: Warm, Vintage, B&W and Original. The last one uses Classic 4-cut — square frames stacked into the tall, narrow shape of an old booth print. Each was made with the tool above from ordinary phone photos, then finished with a white frame and a little film grain.

Sample photos are AI-generated.

Two friends with party hats and a birthday prop
The same two friends holding up a Happy Birthday sign
The same two friends mid-celebration
The same two friends, one holding the sign higher
BoothstripNO. 2026
4-cut · Warm filterA golden-hour glow.
A portrait taken straight on with a direct flash
The same person pulling a face at the camera
The same person grinning against a plain backdrop
The same person, head tipped, still smiling
BoothstripNO. 2026
4-cut · Vintage filterFaded film look with soft contrast.
Two friends raising glasses at a celebration
The same two friends laughing together
The same two friends smiling at the camera
The same two friends, glasses lowered, laughing
BoothstripNO. 2026
4-cut · B&W filterPure greyscale, high contrast.
Two friends laughing, one with a hand over her face
The same two friends grinning against a pink wall
The same two friends, one throwing a peace sign
Three friends with their arms around each other
BoothstripNO. 2026
Classic 4-cut · Original filterStraight from the camera, in the tall classic cut.

Print your strip

Photo strip print sizes

Your download is a PNG at photo-quality resolution. Pick the print-size preset when you export and it comes out at 2×6 inches (600×1800 px at 300 DPI), ready for a home printer or a drugstore kiosk.

Why print a 2×6 strip on 4×6 paper? Because printers and drugstore kiosks only stock standard sizes, and 4×6 is the smallest common one. The strip sits inside it with a 1-inch white margin down each side, so you order the 4×6 and trim those margins off.

For reference, a classic analog booth strip is 2 inches wide with a four-pose strip running about 8 inches long, per this strip-dimension reference. We export at 2×6 because that fits the paper most printers and kiosks stock.

Print photo strip at home

  1. 1. Download the PNG with the Print size (2×6 in) option.
  2. 2. Load 4×6 glossy or semi-gloss photo paper (200–300 gsm).
  3. 3. Set the printer to photo quality, 300 DPI, and borderless if supported.
  4. 4. Center the strip — on 4×6 paper it leaves a 1-inch white margin on each side — then trim to the strip edge.

Print photo strip at Walgreens or CVS

  1. 1. Order a 4×6 photo print — upload the PNG online or use the in-store kiosk.
  2. 2. The 2×6 strip sits centered on the 4×6 sheet with white margins.
  3. 3. Pick up same-day (usually within an hour), then trim to the strip edges.

At the kiosk, choose the option that fits the whole image onto the sheet — usually labelled “fit” or “shrink to fit”. Do not choose “crop” or “fill”: that scales the strip up to fill the 4×6 and cuts most of it away. Glossy paper gives the truest retro-booth look; matte is easier to handle and resists fingerprints.

Questions, answered

Photo strip maker FAQ

How many photos can I put in a photo strip?+

You can add between 1 and 4 photos. A 4-cut or classic strip uses four shots, a 3-cut uses three, and the single polaroid or wide layout uses one photo.

What size will my photo strip download be?+

Your strip downloads as a high-resolution PNG, sized for the number of frames you choose. It is clean enough to print or post.

Can I use my own photos?+

Yes. Upload any image from your phone or computer. It is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

Can I add text or a caption to my strip?+

Yes. The editor has a caption field where you can add one line of text under the last frame, whether it is a date, a name or a message.

Can I print my photo strip?+

Yes. The PNG is high resolution, so it prints well as a party favor, a scrapbook piece or a fridge photo.

What size should I print my photo strip?+

A classic analog booth strip is 2 inches wide, and a four-pose strip runs about 8 inches long. Our Print size export is 2×6 inches (600×1800 px at 300 DPI), sized to fit a standard 4×6 photo print. Print at home on 4×6 photo paper, or order a 4×6 at Walgreens or CVS and trim the white margins.

Does it work on my phone?+

Yes. The tool works in your mobile browser on iOS and Android, and you can upload straight from your camera roll.