Are my photo booth images uploaded?

No. Uploaded images, optional camera captures, editing, project handling and exports stay in your browser.

Does the camera start automatically?

No. Camera access is requested only when you press Start Camera. You can stop the active camera tracks at any time, and they are also stopped when the editor component closes.

Can I use photos without allowing camera permission?

Yes. Webcam capture is optional. You can complete every layout using uploaded PNG, JPG or WebP images.

Can each frame use a different crop and filter?

Yes. Position, zoom, rotation and filter are stored independently for every photo frame.

What strip dimensions are available?

The layouts export at 600 × 1800, 600 × 1500, 600 × 1200 or 900 × 1800 pixels. Double-strip mode creates a larger white sheet around two copies.

Is the double strip ready to print at an exact physical size?

It provides exact pixels and a cut guide, but does not claim embedded calibrated DPI or a guaranteed physical size. Set paper size, margins and scaling in your printer dialog and make a test print when dimensions matter.

Will the cyan selected-frame outline be exported?

No. It only identifies the active frame inside the editor and is excluded from all downloaded images.

Yes. The current session retains up to 40 recent changes to frame edits, layout styling, text and photo arrangement.

Which export format is best?

PNG keeps text and decorations crisp, JPG is often efficient for photographic strips, and WebP can provide a smaller modern file where supported.

Can I use guest or event photos legally?

Use photos with appropriate permission, especially for public sharing or commercial event materials. The editor does not grant privacy, publicity or copyright rights to selected images.

Image Tools

Photo Booth Strip Maker

Create classic photo booth strips from uploads or optional webcam captures with per-frame crops, filters, captions, decorations and print-sheet exports.

Free browser toolRuns in your browserNo sign-up

Private photo-booth strip studio

Uploads, optional webcam captures, editing and exports remain in this browser. Camera access starts only after you request it and stops when you leave or press Stop.

Live strip

1. Choose strip layout

2. Add photos

Choose up to 4 PNG, JPG or WebP photos

Each image: up to 20 MB, 8192px per side and 64 megapixels.

Optional webcam capture

Camera remains off until you start it.

Mirror front-camera capture

Selected frame editing

Add or capture a photo in frame 1 to unlock crop and filter controls.

3. Choose booth style

Strip frame and spacing

Strip colourFrame colour

Frame width8pxPhoto gap24pxCorner radius10pxFrame shadow18px

Caption, date and decoration

Show captionCaptionShow date or occasion lineDate / occasionDecoration

Text colourAccent colour

Live 600 × 1800 strip

Select a frame, then drag its photo

Cyan selected-frame outline is preview-only.

Export photo booth strip

FilenameFormatOutput

Output and printing notes

• PNG keeps text and decorations crisp; JPG is usually smaller for photographic strips.
• Double-strip mode places two identical copies on one white sheet with a dashed cut guide.
• Browser exports contain exact pixels but do not claim printer-calibrated DPI or colour management.
• The cyan selection outline and editor background never appear in downloads.

About the Photo Booth Strip Maker

Photo Booth Strip Maker is a private browser studio for turning two, three or four photos into a classic vertical keepsake. Upload existing PNG, JPG or WebP images, or explicitly start the optional front-facing camera and capture directly into the selected frame after a visible three-second countdown.

Every frame remains independently editable. Select a frame, drag its image on the live strip, then adjust zoom, horizontal and vertical position, rotation and one of seven photographic treatments. Reorder, duplicate, remove or reset individual photos without rebuilding the complete sequence.

Choose a classic four-frame strip, roomy trio, two-photo layout or wider three-frame format. Eight original visual styles cover traditional booth, clean, retro, blush, disco, monochrome, wedding and celebration treatments, while frame width, gap, corner radius, shadow and all major colours remain editable.

Optional captions, date or occasion text, hearts, stars and confetti turn the sequence into a personal keepsake. The single-strip export preserves the selected layout dimensions; double-strip mode places two identical copies on a white sheet with a dashed cut guide for practical home or shop printing.

All composition and export work runs locally with no ToolsOnDuty watermark. Camera access begins only after a button press, captures are not transmitted, and tracks stop when requested or when the component closes. Exact pixel dimensions are reported honestly, but browser output does not claim calibrated printer DPI, physical-size accuracy or professional colour management.

Key features

Four-frame 600 × 1800 classic photo booth strip
Three-frame 600 × 1500 keepsake layout
Two-frame 600 × 1200 large-photo layout
Wide three-frame 900 × 1800 layout
Multiple PNG, JPG and WebP upload
Optional permission-based front-camera capture
Visible three-second camera countdown
Optional mirrored front-camera preview and capture
Independent zoom, position and rotation for every frame
Direct per-frame dragging on desktop and mobile previews
Original, black-and-white, sepia, vintage, vivid, cool and warm filters
Frame reordering, duplication, removal and reset
Eight original booth, clean, retro, blush, disco, monochrome, wedding and celebration styles
Editable strip, frame, text and accent colours
Frame width, photo gap, corner radius and shadow controls
Optional fitted caption and custom date or occasion line
Hearts, stars, confetti or decoration-free output
Undo and redo for up to 40 recent composition changes
Single-strip and two-copy print-sheet exports
PNG, JPG and WebP export with quality control
Versioned project save and load with embedded images
20 MB per-image and 82 MB project safety limits
Tall sticky preview optimized for phone, tablet and desktop screens
Private local processing with no account or watermark

How to use

1Choose the four-photo, three-photo, two-photo or wide three-photo strip layout.
2Upload the required number of PNG, JPG or WebP images, or open the optional webcam panel and explicitly start the camera.
3Select a frame button or tap its area on the preview, then drag the image to improve its crop.
4Adjust the selected frame's zoom, horizontal and vertical position, rotation and photographic filter.
5Reorder, duplicate, remove or reset individual frames until the sequence tells the story you want.
6Apply one of the eight booth styles, then customize the strip colour, frame colour, borders, spacing, corners and shadow.
7Show or hide the caption and date line, replace their text, and choose optional hearts, stars or confetti.
8Use undo and redo to compare recent changes without losing the full composition.
9Choose a single strip or double-strip print sheet, select PNG, JPG or WebP, and download the exact reported pixel dimensions.
10Save the project JSON when you want to preserve embedded photos and editable frame settings for another session.

Examples

Make a classic four-shot booth strip

Input: Four portrait uploads, Classic Booth style, short caption and date

Output: 600 × 1800 PNG with individually cropped frames and a traditional dark surround

The cyan selected-frame outline is an editor guide and is never included in the download.

Prepare wedding guest keepsakes

Input: Three guest photos, Wedding style, couple name, event date and heart decorations

Output: Two identical strips placed on a white print sheet with a central cut guide

Confirm paper sizing and printer scaling in the print dialog because browser image exports do not embed a guaranteed physical print size.

Capture a spontaneous webcam sequence

Input: Classic four layout with four front-camera captures and different frame filters

Output: Private locally composed WebP photo strip

Camera permission is requested only after Start Camera is pressed; Stop Camera closes the active tracks.

Continue editing a party strip later

Input: Four embedded photos, custom crops, confetti colours, caption and print settings

Output: Versioned booth-project JSON retaining the editable composition

Portable projects can be large because source images are embedded rather than uploaded to ToolsOnDuty.

Frequently asked questions

Are my photo booth images uploaded?: No. Uploaded images, optional camera captures, editing, project handling and exports stay in your browser.
Does the camera start automatically?: No. Camera access is requested only when you press Start Camera. You can stop the active camera tracks at any time, and they are also stopped when the editor component closes.
Can I use photos without allowing camera permission?: Yes. Webcam capture is optional. You can complete every layout using uploaded PNG, JPG or WebP images.
Can each frame use a different crop and filter?: Yes. Position, zoom, rotation and filter are stored independently for every photo frame.
What strip dimensions are available?: The layouts export at 600 × 1800, 600 × 1500, 600 × 1200 or 900 × 1800 pixels. Double-strip mode creates a larger white sheet around two copies.
Is the double strip ready to print at an exact physical size?: It provides exact pixels and a cut guide, but does not claim embedded calibrated DPI or a guaranteed physical size. Set paper size, margins and scaling in your printer dialog and make a test print when dimensions matter.
Will the cyan selected-frame outline be exported?: No. It only identifies the active frame inside the editor and is excluded from all downloaded images.
Can I undo changes?: Yes. The current session retains up to 40 recent changes to frame edits, layout styling, text and photo arrangement.
Which export format is best?: PNG keeps text and decorations crisp, JPG is often efficient for photographic strips, and WebP can provide a smaller modern file where supported.
Can I use guest or event photos legally?: Use photos with appropriate permission, especially for public sharing or commercial event materials. The editor does not grant privacy, publicity or copyright rights to selected images.

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