Photo Booth Strip Framing
Photo Booth Strip Frames & Custom Photo Strip Picture Frames
A photo booth strip frame is a custom-cut picture frame sized to your actual strip dimensions, so the photos sit properly inside the mat opening with no trimming or guessing. Most modern booths print 2 by 6 inch strips, vintage Photomatic prints run 2 by 8, and event booths can print 2.5 by 6 or wider. We cut every frame to the exact size you enter. Non-glare acrylic is available for displays in bright rooms or under direct light. Standard orders ship in 3-5 business days.
Design Your Photo Strip Frame
Built to your strip size
2x6, 2x8, 2.5x6, or any custom dimension
Framer's grade glazing
Glass or non-glare acrylic
Single or multi-strip mats
Group strips from one event
Two-strip default loaded
Two 2x6 strips, matted side by side
Design Your Photo Booth Strip Frame
The designer loads with a two-strip layout by default, two 2 by 6 modern booth strips matted side by side, so it is ready to price and add to cart. Enter your own dimensions for a different layout or size, and add a mat for a wider outer frame and more wall presence.
Common Photo Booth Strip Sizes
Strip size depends on the booth that printed it. Measure before you order so the mat opening fits cleanly.
- 2 by 6 inches: standard modern booth strip
- 2 by 8 inches: vintage Photomatic strips and some long-format booths
- 2.5 by 6 inches: event booths and some newer commercial machines
- 4 by 6 vertical: photo booth prints in a single-image vertical format
Single Strip or Multiple Strips Together
A single-opening frame for one strip is the most common setup. For a set of strips from the same event (a wedding, party, prom, or reunion), a multi-opening mat groups two, three, or four strips inside one frame with a window for each. This works well as a wall piece that captures the whole night in one display.
Mat Borders Add Presence on the Wall
A 2 by 6 strip looks small on its own. A 5 by 9 or 6 by 10 outer frame with a mat around the strip gives the piece wall presence without altering the photo. The mat opening is cut to your exact strip size, so the strip sits cleanly inside the window with no trimming needed.
Glazing Choice for Photo Booth Prints
Photo booth prints are dye-based and reflect heavily under glossy glass. Non-glare acrylic cuts the reflection and is the right call for most displays, especially in bright rooms or under direct light. Standard glass works in dimmer rooms where the reflection is less distracting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a standard photo booth strip?
Most modern photo booths print 2 by 6 inch strips with four photos stacked vertically. Vintage Photomatic prints are 2 by 8 inches, and some event booths print 2.5 by 6 or wider. Measure your strip before ordering.
Can I frame two or three strips together?
Yes. A multi-opening mat groups several strips in one frame. Two strips side by side or three stacked vertically are the most common layouts. Each strip gets its own window cut to size.
How do I measure my strip if it has a slight curve?
Lay the strip flat and measure to the outer edges at the longest and widest points. Photo booth prints are designed to lie flat in a frame, so a small curve flattens out once the strip is mounted and the glazing seats against the spacer.
Should I use non-glare acrylic on a photo booth strip?
For most displays, yes. Photo booth prints are glossy and dye-based, and they reflect heavily under standard glass. Non-glare acrylic cuts the reflection and lets the photos read clearly.
Will the print fade in the frame?
Dye-based photo booth prints fade gradually regardless of framing. The biggest factor is display location. Keep the frame out of direct sunlight and the print holds color well for years.
How long does a photo booth strip frame take?
Standard orders ship in 3-5 business days.
Open the frame designer to enter your strip size and pick your moulding.
Design Your Photo Strip Frame