Online Photo Booth

1. Pick a format. A single portrait, or a strip of two to six frames — the classic booth shape.
2. Capture or upload. The camera opens with a three-second timer and a countdown, or you can bring in photos you already have.
3. Review every frame. Retake one photo, replace it, or clear the lot and start again before you commit.
4. Design the print. Add a finish, doodles, stickers, lettering and a footer, then preview it at the real print proportions before you save.

The booth asks for the camera only when you choose Use Camera. If you would rather not grant access, upload photos from your device instead and the rest of the flow is identical.

On a phone, the booth uses a front-facing preview and can switch to the rear camera. On a laptop, any connected webcam works.

While you design, your photos are processed in your browser and never uploaded or stored. When you leave the booth, it lets go of them. The only time anything is sent is if you get the full-size file — and then just that one finished image is used to deliver your download.

There are no advertising cookies and no ad-tracking pixels. See the privacy note for the full detail.

• A vertical strip for a booth-style photo frame.
• A single framed portrait for a card or profile.
• A two-by-two grid or wide story layout.
• A contact sheet where each shot gets one tidy cell.

New to it? Start with the vintage photo strip maker guide, or borrow a layout from the collage ideas page.

Making and previewing your photo is free. There is a small one-time charge only if you choose to download the full-size, print-ready file — and you can download it again later without paying twice.