Vintage Photo Strip Maker

1. Choose a format. Pick Photo Strip to make a multi-frame strip, or Single Photo for one portrait that you can still lay out like a strip.
2. Add two to six photos. Use your camera with a three-second timer, or upload pictures you already have. Every frame can be retaken or replaced on its own.
3. Make it yours. Apply a film-inspired finish, slide a photo inside its window, then add doodles, stickers, lettering and a footer line.
4. See it at print size, then save it. The preview shows the strip at the exact proportions of its print size, so nothing is cropped or stretched when it is printed.

• Finish. Warm, faded, black-and-white and other film-inspired looks, plus fine controls for brightness, contrast and saturation.
• Layout and paper. A classic vertical strip, a two-by-two grid, a wide story or a contact sheet — on aged-paper themes with soft ink.
• Details. Freehand doodles and ready-made scribbles, dozens of small stickers, colored lettering, and a footer line for the date or a name.
• Frames. Drop a single photo into a viewfinder or give each frame in a strip its own frame.

The strip downloads as a high-resolution PNG rendered at 300 DPI. Pick the size that matches how you want to keep it — a tall strip for a photo booth frame, a standard print size for an album, or a four-by-six sheet with the strip centered so you can print it as a normal photo and trim along the guides.

For a local print shop, print the listed inch size without resizing. Printing at home? Use the downloaded file directly at 300 DPI.

• A three-frame strip from a single afternoon, with the date written in the footer.
• A six-frame strip of one person across the years — same crop, different decades.
• A two-photo strip for a wedding or anniversary invite, on the aged-paper theme.
• A contact-sheet layout for a party, where every guest gets one frame.

Want more layout thinking? See scrapbook photo collage ideas, or start from the online photo booth.

Designing a strip is free, and your photos never leave your device while you work — they are processed in the browser and let go when you leave. A small one-time charge only appears if you want the full-size print file, and even then just that one finished image is used to deliver your download.