Photo Strip
1 to 5 photos. Seven editorial frames. Instant strip.
No upload · No account · Stays on your device
DENOIR generates a cinematic photo strip directly in your browser. Take 1 to 5 photos with your camera, choose an editorial frame, and download the composed strip as a JPEG. No upload, no account, no subscription. The entire strip is assembled on your device and stays there.
1 to 5 photos
Set how many shots per strip in settings. One photo or five.
Instant compose
Strip is composed automatically after your last shot.
JPEG download
High-quality JPEG. Ready for print, social, or saving.
Editorial frames
Seven frames: NOIR 01, VELVET, AFTER DARK, ROSE, GRAIN, VHS, MONO.
What is a photo strip
A photo strip is a vertical sequence of photos arranged in a single image, inspired by the classic output of analog photobooth machines. Traditional photo strips from malls and arcades contained four small photos stacked vertically. DENOIR modernizes this format with editorial framing, cinematic grain, and elegant typography while keeping the familiar vertical layout.
Customizing your strip
DENOIR lets you control how many photos appear on your strip. Choose between 1 and 5 shots per strip in the booth settings before starting your session. Each strip includes the photos, a date stamp, and a minimal DENOIR footer. The frame you choose determines the border color, typography style, and film effect applied to your photos.
Printing and sharing
The downloaded JPEG is high-resolution and suitable for both digital sharing and physical printing. Photo strips look great when printed as 2x6 inch strips at a photo kiosk or on a home printer. They also work well as social media stories, profile photos, or digital keepsakes. The vertical format fits naturally into Instagram Stories and TikTok.
Questions
Frequently Asked
What resolution is the downloaded photo strip?
The photo strip is generated at high resolution based on your camera's native output. The final JPEG is approximately 90% quality, suitable for both screen display and small-format printing.
Can I print the photo strip at home?
Yes. The downloaded JPEG can be printed on any home printer or at a photo kiosk. The 2x6 inch strip format is a common size supported by most print services.
How do I change the number of photos on my strip?
Open the booth settings before starting your session. You can set the photo count to 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 photos per strip.
Can I retake a single photo without restarting?
Yes. After taking all your shots, the review screen lets you tap any individual photo to retake just that one. You do not have to redo the entire session.
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