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Photobooth Strip Maker

The photo-booth strip without the booth. Pick a few selfies or snaps, they stack into a strip with a paper border, a film look, a caption and the date. Save the strip itself, or on a blurred background at Story or post size.

✓ No upload, 100% private✓ No sign-up✓ Works on phone & desktop
1 Add 3 or more photos
Drop 3 to 8 photos
Selfies, friends, a pet: they stack into a photobooth strip with a white border, a filter and a date. Pick several at once.
JPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC. Your photos stay on your device.

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How to make a photobooth strip

  1. Choose 3 to 8 photos at once (selfies, friends, your pet), or try the sample
  2. Pick the frame shape (wide, square or tall), the border colour and width, and rounded corners if you like
  3. Choose a look: Film, Disposable, Noir, Polaroid and more; tick Flash look for the real booth feel
  4. Type a caption, keep today's date, and drag any photo inside its frame to move it
  5. Download the strip, or the Story (9:16) or post (4:5) version with a blurred background

Tips for a good strip

  • Same framing: booth strips look best when every photo is a head-and-shoulders shot from the same distance. Use the tall frame for portraits, wide for group shots.
  • Four is the classic: three to four frames read as a photobooth strip; with six or more, switch to 2 strips side by side.
  • Make a photobooth strip with AI: the trending prompts page has a prompt that turns one photo into a four-expression strip.
  • Related: collage maker, photo dump, story maker.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about the photobooth strip maker tool.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The strip is drawn in your browser and never leaves your device.

What size is the strip?

About 1000 pixels wide per strip and as tall as the photos need; the Story version is 1080 × 1920 and the post version 1080 × 1350.

Can I move a photo inside its frame?

Yes. Drag it on the preview. The frame crops the photo to fit, so dragging chooses which part shows.

Is there a watermark?

No.

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