Take your two
Use your camera with Fotoy’s five-second countdown, or choose two photos from your device. Review and crop them before you add them to the room.
Some good moments happen in different places. Take or choose two photos, send one private link, and let your friend add two more. The four shots become one strip.
It is an exchange, not a live video call. You do not need to pose at the same time.
Use your camera with Fotoy’s five-second countdown, or choose two photos from your device. Review and crop them before you add them to the room.
Fotoy creates a private link. Send it to the person who should add the other two frames. Anyone with that link can see the room, so share it only with them.
Your friend adds two photos from their own device. Once all four are ready, either of you can open the strip in the studio, choose a look and save the finished PNG.
Shared photos are uploaded so the other person can see them. The room and its photos expire 24 hours after it is created. The room is not a public gallery and its invitation link is not meant for search engines.
For photos that stay entirely in your browser, use the solo booth or turn existing pictures into a strip with the photo strip maker.
No. One person can make a room and send the link; the other can add their photos later, before the 24-hour room expires.
No. Each person controls the two frames they contribute. Review your pair before uploading it to the shared room.
After both pairs are ready, open the result in the Fotoy studio. Choose the 4 × 6 print sheet if you want two copies, and use the print guide for trimming details.
No. Fotoy’s shared booth makes one four-frame strip from two people’s photos, with two frames from each person. It does not start a video call or synchronize cameras.
One link is enough to start.