Local photo strip maker

Your photos, lined up.
Your way.

Build a vertical or horizontal strip from up to nine photos. Nudge every crop, size the finished piece, add a caption, and save a crisp PNG or JPEG.

Your photos stay on your device. HandyPebble never receives the originals or the finished strip.

01

Build the strip

Add the photos, then click Adjust—or drag a photo right in the preview.

Selected photo

Add a photo to adjust it

Tip: drag the selected photo inside the preview for the quickest adjustment. These crop settings belong only to this set of photos.

The caption area opens automatically when you type and grows for a longer line.

Finished file

Size and download

900 × 720 px

Overall size changes the actual pixel dimensions of the downloaded file—not just the preview.

Live preview

Drag a photo to reframe it

No photo selected

Every image fills its cell without stretching. Select one to zoom or move the crop; the original file never changes.

More control, still quick

Fine-tune the photos. Skip the design app.

01

Line them up

Add up to nine photos, choose vertical or horizontal, and move them into the right order.

02

Fix each crop

Select any photo, zoom it, and drag it until the face, outfit, pet, or skyline lands where it should.

03

Size and save

Set the finished pixel size, put a caption above or below, then download PNG or JPEG.

Photo-strip questions

The useful details.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Your browser reads and combines them locally. HandyPebble cannot see, store, or share the files.

Does zooming lower quality?

Zooming crops farther into the original, so a very small source image can look softer. The tool never stretches a photo out of shape.

PNG or JPEG?

Choose PNG for lossless text and edges. Choose JPEG when a smaller, widely compatible photo file matters more; the quality slider controls the tradeoff.

What does overall size change?

It changes the real pixel dimensions of the final file. Use 50% for a lighter shareable image, 100% for the standard size, or up to 150% for more pixels.