Camera or camera roll
Open the booth with the four-cut layout already selected. Camera mode takes four shots, five seconds apart. Upload mode lets you choose existing photos and change their order.
FOTOY / KOREAN FOUR-CUTFour moments.
Four moments.
One strip.
The wider Korean four-cut layout is ready for you. Take four new shots with a five-second countdown, or bring four photos from your camera roll.
THE FORMATWhat is a
What is a
four-cut?
A Korean four-cut, often called 인생네컷 and 人生四格, puts four quick portraits on one narrow keepsake. The fun is in the sequence: four small changes of expression can tell a story that one selfie cannot.
Fotoy's four-cut is a 1200 × 3600 px image with room for a frame and caption. It is designed as a 2 × 6 inch strip at 600 pixels per inch. A separate print-sheet export places two copies on one 4 × 6 image.
MAKE YOURSA little ritual,
A little ritual,
all yours.
Find your frame
Try a clean pastel border, monochrome film, instant paper or small original stickers. You can crop or replace each photo after the strip appears.
Save or print
Keep the single PNG, make a 9:16 Story image, or choose Print sheet for two strips on 4 × 6 paper. See the print sizes and trimming steps ↗
A STARTING IDEA
Four poses, one story.
If you are unsure what to do, try one calm portrait, one side glance, one silly face and one photo with a friend. The countdown runs for each shot, so there is time to change your pose.
- 01Look at the lens
- 02Turn a little
- 03Make it funny
- 04Get together
A few answers.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. The booth runs in your browser. Camera access is requested only when you start taking photos.
Can I use photos I already took?
Yes. Open upload mode with four-cut selected, pick four pictures, then reorder and crop them.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Fotoy builds the strip in your browser and has no photo-upload endpoint. The optional soft-skin effect downloads its model to your device.
Can I print two copies?
Yes. Select Print sheet after creating your strip. The export arranges two copies on a 4 × 6 image; the print guide explains the cut.
READY FOR YOUR FOUR MOMENTS?