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Photo Strip Generator: Make 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.
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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
Add your photos
Drag and drop 1 to 4 photos, then reorder, rotate or crop them into place.
Choose your layout
Pick a 4-cut, classic, 3-cut, single polaroid or wide strip layout.
Fine-tune the frame
Adjust the border width, spacing and corner radius until it looks right.
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.
Download your strip
Export a watermark-free PNG or JPG named with today's date.
Use cases
Photo strip ideas for every celebration
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.
AI-generated landscape samples show how each filter changes a four-frame strip.
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. Download the PNG with the Print size (2×6 in) option.
- 2. Load 4×6 glossy or semi-gloss photo paper (200–300 gsm).
- 3. Set the printer to photo quality, 300 DPI, and borderless if supported.
- 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. Order a 4×6 photo print — upload the PNG online or use the in-store kiosk.
- 2. The 2×6 strip sits centered on the 4×6 sheet with white margins.
- 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.
Assistant-friendly workflow
Can an AI assistant use this photo strip maker?
Yes. An assistant that can operate a browser can open this page, help choose the layout and filter, and start the download. The person still needs to approve camera access or choose local files because browsers protect those actions.
- Open the Photo Strip Maker page.
- Choose 1 to 4 local image files, or drag them into the upload area.
- Select a layout, filter, caption and export size.
- Review the preview, then choose PNG or JPG and download it.
Photos are processed in the browser and are not uploaded. The output is a local download, so an assistant cannot retrieve the finished file unless the user explicitly shares it.
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.