How to make a little memory
Choose the four pictures
Press Upload 4 photos and select four JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. Each file must be under 20 MB. Your device’s file picker determines the order they arrive in, so check the preview before saving. Pick images with faces near the middle: each slot fills its frame using a centered crop. If you prefer fresh pictures, choose Use camera and take a new four-shot sequence with a countdown before every frame.
Build a readable strip
Start with the vertical 2 × 6 strip to arrange your pictures from top to bottom. Use the landscape 4 × 6 grid when you want a wider keepsake with two rows. Choose paper that separates the pictures from the background, then try a short caption such as a date or a place. One filter applies to all four images, giving photos from different moments a more consistent finish.
Download and check your print
Save PNG for a lossless export of the finished composition, or JPG for a compressed version that is convenient to send. Open the downloaded file and check the frame edges and caption before printing. Select the matching paper size in your print dialog and inspect its preview. Printer margins and automatic cropping can change the result, so a small test print is useful before making several copies.
Features that keep it simple
Two layouts with clear dimensions
The vertical strip exports at 600 × 1800 pixels; the landscape grid exports at 1800 × 1200 pixels. These correspond to 2 × 6 and 6 × 4 inches at 300 pixels per inch when you choose those dimensions in your print settings. The file dimensions do not force a printer to use a particular paper size. Source resolution still matters: enlarging a small, blurry original cannot reveal missing detail.
A sequence that feels intentional
For a travel journal, combine a portrait, a shared moment, a detail, and a final smile. For a birthday keepsake, try four expressions from the same person. Similar lighting helps the pictures work together even before adding an effect. Avoid screenshots with tiny writing because the individual frames are small. The maker uses four fixed slots; it does not currently support dragging images into a different order or adjusting each crop separately.
Make a keepsake without an upload account
Your selected files are read and composed in this browser. Boothize does not send the photos to a storage server or overwrite the originals. Large uploads are reduced to a maximum of 1600 pixels on the longest side for the working copy. Download the finished strip before closing the page. Copy and Share can hand the exported image to supported apps, while downloading works as the alternative when those browser features are unavailable.
Can I make a strip without using my camera?+
Yes. Upload exactly four existing JPEG, PNG, or WebP images. The upload workflow does not need camera permission, registration, or an email address.
Can I rearrange photos or change their crop?+
The current maker uses the order supplied by the file picker and a centered crop. Prepare the crops in your device’s editor first, and check the finished preview after selecting your files.
Is there a watermark or a download charge?+
No. Both PNG and JPG downloads are free and have no Boothize watermark. You can leave the caption empty or add your own short message.
Why does the printed strip look different from the preview?+
Your printer may add margins, scale the image, or crop it to fit the paper. Match the intended paper dimensions and inspect the print preview. Screen brightness and paper also affect how colors appear.