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Photo strips & bookmarks / Film
Photo Booth
Strips · Film
Classic photo-booth strips: four or three frames and a typed date.
- Format
- Strips
- Style
- Film
- Pages
- 5–10
- Sheets
- 1 for 5
- Printing
- One side
Full spec
- A4 sheet
- 59 × 210 mm
- US Letter sheet
- 56 × 216 mm
- A3 sheet
- 84 × 297 mm · needs an A3 printer
- Bigger
- Strips are a fifth of the sheet's long edge and its full height: about 59 × 210 mm from A4 and 84 × 297 mm from A3 if your printer takes it.
- Difficulty
- 1/5 · about 5 min
- Tools
- scissors or a paper trimmer, hole punch and ribbon (bookmarks, optional)
- Fonts
- Space Mono / Inter
- Palette
Preview uses free sample photos (see credits); your own photos take their place.
2 ways to tell your story
Layouts repeat across the book in this order; change any page’s layout with one tap in the editor.
Photo booth — four frames
4 photos · text
Photo booth — three frames
3 photos · text
A little more about this look
Photo Booth makes the strips you used to get from a machine at the station, from photos already on your phone. Each strip holds either four square-ish frames with a typed date at the bottom, or three larger frames with a caption and a date. The film style gives every frame a white border and a warm cast, so a burst of phone photos, the same two faces pulling four expressions, looks like a real booth session.
Strips make small, easy gifts: tuck one into a birthday card, leave one in a lunchbox, hand them out after a wedding or a reunion so everyone takes a piece of the night home. Use bursts or live-photo frames for the four-frame strips; the fun is in the sequence rather than in any one picture. Keep faces near the middle of each frame, because the frames are narrow and the edges get trimmed by the cut.
Five strips print side by side on one landscape sheet, one side only, so glossy photo paper is fine. Cut along the tick marks with a ruler or a paper trimmer; bookmarks have a punch circle at the top for a ribbon. Print at 100%, never Fit to page, or the strips come out narrower than the marks. The set uses 18 photos across 5 strips.
How you will assemble it
1Print 1 sheet. Landscape, 100% scale, one side only.
2Cut along the marks. Line a ruler up with the tick marks at the top and bottom edges and cut each strip free.
3Finish them. Bookmarks: punch the circle at the top and thread a ribbon or a loop of string.
- How to make photo booth strips at home from your phone photos
Make printable photo booth strips from phone photos: five strips per A4 sheet, three or four frames each, printed on one side and cut out in minutes.
- How to make a photo bookmark at home
Make a bookmark with your own photo: print five on one A4 sheet, cut them out, punch the hole, add a ribbon or tassel, and laminate for heavy use.
Start with Photo Booth
Free during the beta, up to 16 pages. No sign-up, nothing shipped: you print it at home.