Start your camera
Allow the camera, choose how many shots (1–4), the countdown and a layout. No camera? Add your own photos instead.
Start your webcam, pick a look and press the shutter: a countdown takes up to four shots in a row. Lay them out as a classic photo strip, a grid, an instant photo or a film strip, add stickers and a caption, and save it.
Open Photo Booth →Allow the camera, choose how many shots (1–4), the countdown and a layout. No camera? Add your own photos instead.
Try filters live, then press the shutter or the space bar. A countdown, a beep and a flash take each shot.
Change the layout, frame, filter and caption, add stickers and text, then save a PNG or JPG strip, a GIF or a video.
Use Manlin to reflect, plan and take your next step.

Yes. Take and save as many photos, strips, GIFs and videos as you like, free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
No. The camera picture and your photos are processed right in your browser and stay on your device until you save them.
Press Start camera and allow access, choose 4 shots and the Classic strip layout, and press the shutter. The countdown takes four photos in a row, then you can add a caption and save the strip as PNG or JPG.
Black and white, sepia, vintage, noir, warm, cool, vivid, comic, pop art, duotone, thermal, pixelate, glitch, sketch, vignette and mirror symmetry, each with a strength slider. You can change the filter after taking the photos.
Yes. With two or more shots, save the burst as an animated GIF or as a video (MP4, or WebM in browsers without MP4 recording), at a fast, normal or slow pace.
Yes. Add up to four photos from your device and use every layout, filter, frame and sticker on them.
The camera view is mirrored like a mirror by default, and photos are saved the way you see them. Turn Mirror off before shooting to save them the right way round, for example when there is text in the picture.
Yes. It works in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone it uses the front camera; switch cameras in the camera list.