Make Your Photo Strip
Allow your camera, choose a layout and look, then press Take photos. Your pictures are made inside your browser and are never uploaded.
Camera is off.
Layout
Filter
Frame colour
Caption
Countdown
This is a free in-browser tool. It does not record video, store images or send anything to a server.
What The Photo Strip Maker Does
This photo strip maker turns four quick webcam pictures into the classic vertical photobooth strip, then lets you restyle it before you save. Choose a four-photo strip, a shorter three-photo strip, a 2×2 grid or a single portrait, add a frame colour and caption, and switch between six filters without retaking anything. The finished image is a high-resolution PNG that works for social posts, invitations, scrapbooks and prints.
Why Use An Online Strip Maker
A browser tool needs no installation and no account, it works on phones, tablets and laptops, and it keeps your photos on your device. That makes it handy for quick profile pictures, party activities, classroom projects and long-distance friends who want a shared tradition. If you want more background, read the full photobooth guide on our homepage.
Get Better Strips
- Face a window or lamp and keep the lens at eye level.
- Change your pose in every frame; try ideas from best photobooth poses.
- Add props and a simple backdrop.
- Use a longer countdown for groups and children.
Planning An Event?
For a casual party, place a laptop on a table and let guests take turns. For a larger celebration, compare options in our photo booth rental guide or build a DIY photobooth.
Photo Strip Maker FAQ
Is this online photobooth free?
Yes. The photobooth on this page is completely free. There is no account, no watermark, no trial period and no download limit.
Are my photos uploaded or stored anywhere?
No. The camera feed, the photos and the finished strip are all processed inside your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers, so when you close the tab the photos are gone unless you downloaded them.
How do I download my photo strip?
After the last countdown the finished strip appears under the camera. Press “Download PNG” to save it. On a phone, the file lands in your downloads or you can long-press the image to save it to your gallery.
Why can't the photobooth access my camera?
Most often the permission was blocked or another app is using the camera. Click the lock icon beside the address bar, allow the camera for this site, close video-call apps and reload the page.