Photo Booth Strip Maker
Shoot with your camera or pick four photos and make a photo-booth strip
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Takes a burst of photos with the device camera, or uses photos you already have, and puts them into a photo-booth strip frame. Use it to collect pictures taken with friends or family into one keepsake image to save or print.
How to use
- Add photos under "Choose photos", or open "Use camera", press "Turn on camera" and then "Start the burst" to take one photo after each countdown.
- Choose the "Layout" and the number of "Photos" (3, 4 or 6). In the preview, drag a photo to position it and use two fingers or the wheel to resize it.
- Decorate it with "Frame", "Filter", "Caption" and "Add the date".
- Press "Save image (300 DPI)" or "Print".
How it works
- A strip is 5×15 cm, and the grid and two-strip layouts are 10×15 cm, saved at 300 DPI (about 11.8 pixels per millimeter). Print at "Actual size (100%)" to get these sizes.
- With "Mirror mode" on, photos are saved flipped like the preview; turn it off to keep text in the photos readable.
- The black-and-white filter computes brightness as 0.299 × R + 0.587 × G + 0.114 × B (ITU-R BT.601).
- The camera image and the photos are not uploaded; they are processed on this device.
Questions and answers
- Can I make a photo strip from my own photos without a camera?
- Yes. Choose several photos at once under "Choose photos" and they fill the empty spaces in order. Tap an empty space to choose a photo for that space.
- Can I retake just one photo?
- Yes. Tap that photo in the preview, then press "Retake the selected photo".
- Why does the camera not turn on?
- The camera stays off when the browser's camera permission is blocked. Allow the camera in the site permissions next to the address bar, or use your own photos under "Choose photos".
- How do I print the strip at real size?
- Press "Print" and set the scale to "Actual size (100%)" in the print window. "Two strips (prints two copies)" puts two strips on one 10×15 cm sheet, so you can cut them apart.