How to make a little memory
Bring four favorite photos
Choose Upload photos and select exactly four JPEG, PNG, or WebP images from your device. Their selection order becomes the order of the strip. Pick images with faces near the center, because the layout fills each frame by cropping its edges. If your phone saves HEIC files, export them as JPEG first. You can also enable the camera to create a new set.
Find a look that fits
Try the filters on the complete set and compare how skin tones and backgrounds change. Black and white can bring together images taken under different lighting, while warm color suits a sunny afternoon. The editor keeps your original working images during the session, so changing between filters does not repeatedly degrade the result. Switch back to Original whenever you want an unfiltered version.
Frame, caption, and save
Choose the narrow strip for four pictures in a row, or the landscape grid for a compact collage. Frame colors apply to the paper around the photos. Keep captions short so they read easily at small sizes. Download several versions if you want to compare them later, then save your favorite in a folder you can find.
Features that keep it simple
One set, a more consistent finish
A good photo strip feels connected even when every pose is different. Applying one filter across all four frames gives the set a consistent mood. Try matching the paper to a color in your outfit, or use cream when the photos already contain lots of color. The editor deliberately focuses on a few clear choices rather than complicated retouching controls.
Made for memories you already have
Turn four birthday snapshots into a small thank-you, group travel portraits into a journal insert, or collect four expressions from the same afternoon. This is a collage and styling editor, not a background remover or face reshaper. It does not change your facial features. The center crop is fixed, so prepare a different crop in your device’s photo editor if needed.
Local editing with useful export sizes
Images are read on your device without an upload to Boothize. The tall layout exports at 600 × 1800 pixels and the landscape at 1800 × 1200 pixels. These dimensions provide 300 pixels per inch at the named paper sizes when your print settings match. Actual detail still depends on your source photos. The JPEG option uses an opaque paper background, just like the PNG.
Can I edit photos without using the camera?+
Yes. Upload four existing JPEG, PNG, or WebP images. You do not need to give camera permission to edit them.
Can I change the filter after taking photos?+
Yes. Choose any filter after the four photos appear. Boothize renders the strip again from the original images held in the current session.
Does editing overwrite my original photos?+
No. Downloads are new files. Your original files remain unchanged, and Boothize does not save edits back into your photo library.
Why are the edges of my photos cropped?+
Each image fills its frame using a centered crop. Keep important details near the middle, or crop your originals before selecting them.