Print lab · 4×6 output
4×6 Photo Strip Print Sheet Maker
Put one or two 2×6 photo strips on a standard 4×6 print sheet, add a trim-safe margin if you need one, and download a clean 1200×1800 PNG. Your photos stay in your browser.
Your strips (up to 2)
Sheet layout
Outer safe margin
Print note
The download is always a 1200×1800 px PNG — 4×6 inches at 300 DPI. For two strips, the center line marks the trim between two 2×6 layouts. Print one test sheet before ordering a batch.
Your 4×6 sheet preview appears here after you add a strip.
1200×1800 PNG · 4×6 in · 300 DPI
Why this format
The easy bridge from a 2×6 strip to a 4×6 print
A classic photo booth strip is usually 2×6 inches. A 4×6 sheet is the standard size offered by many home printers, kiosks and photo services, so the sheet acts as the carrier that you trim after printing.
This maker creates a fixed 1200×1800 pixel canvas. That is 4×6 inches at 300 DPI: 4 × 300 = 1200 pixels wide and 6 × 300 = 1800 pixels tall. Two 2×6 strips fit across the sheet at their intended proportions.
Already need to create the strip itself? Start with the Photo Strip Maker, then bring the exported 2×6 files here for printing.
How it works
Make a print sheet in four steps
Add your strip files
Upload one or two existing 2×6 photo strip PNG, JPG or WebP files.
Choose the sheet layout
Use 2-up for two strips side by side, or 1-up to center one strip on the sheet.
Set a safe margin
Keep the artwork edge to edge, or add a 24 px or 48 px outer margin for your printer.
Download the PNG
Review the 1200×1800 preview, then download your 4×6 print sheet locally.
Print notes
Keep the ratio, check the first sheet
At home
Load 4×6 photo paper, choose the option that fits the whole image, and turn off automatic crop or fill. Print one test sheet before making a batch.
At a kiosk
Order a 4×6 print and preview the full image. After pickup, use the dashed center guide or the outer edge to trim the strips without changing their proportions.
For the full conversion table, see the guide to photo booth strip dimensions, including 2×6 versus 2×8 and the 600×1800 pixel strip size.
Questions, answered
4×6 print sheet FAQ
What size is the downloaded print sheet?+
The canvas is 1200×1800 pixels, the pixel dimensions commonly used for a 4×6 inch print at 300 DPI. It downloads as a PNG.
Can I put two 2×6 strips on one 4×6 sheet?+
Yes. Choose 2-up and add up to two strip files. The tool places them side by side and can draw a dashed center cut line.
Will the tool stretch my photos?+
No. Each image is fitted inside its slot with its original proportions. A file with a different ratio may show white space instead of distorted faces or borders.
Are my photos uploaded or stored?+
No. The files are read and composited in your browser. Boothstrip does not upload or store the photos.
What does 300 DPI mean here?+
At 300 DPI, four inches equals 1200 pixels and six inches equals 1800 pixels. The downloaded canvas uses those dimensions so a print service can treat it as a 4×6 image at photo quality.