4 Cut Photo
Four shots. Your story.
No upload · No account · Stays on your device
DENOIR supports Korean-style 4-cut photos directly in your browser. Set your photo count to 4 in settings, choose a frame, and take four shots. The strip is composed and ready to download as a JPEG. No account, no upload, no app to install. Everything stays on your device.
4-shot format
Set photo count to 4 in settings for the classic 4-cut layout.
No account
Open and shoot. Works like the machines, but in your browser.
Editorial frames
NOIR 01, VELVET, ROSE, GRAIN, and more. Not your average filter.
Instant download
Strip downloaded as a JPEG the moment your shots are composed.
What is a 4-cut photo
4-cut photos, known as necut sajin in Korean, are a popular photo format originating from Korean photo booths. The format features four consecutive photos arranged in a vertical strip, capturing a sequence of expressions and poses. What started in Korean photo booths has become a global trend, especially popular among K-pop fans, friend groups, and couples looking for a fun, compact way to capture a moment together.
How DENOIR handles 4-cut
To create a 4-cut photo strip in DENOIR, set your photo count to 4 in the booth settings. Choose any editorial frame. Take four shots with the countdown timer. After shooting, review each photo individually and retake any shot you are not happy with. The four photos are composed into a single vertical strip with your chosen frame style and downloaded as a JPEG.
Beyond the traditional 4-cut
While traditional Korean photo booths offer basic borders and simple stickers, DENOIR applies cinematic editorial frames to your 4-cut strip. Choose NOIR 01 for a dark cinematic look, VELVET for a romantic mood, VHS for retro nostalgia, or any of the seven frames. Each brings a distinct visual identity to your 4-cut that goes beyond the standard photo booth output.
Questions
Frequently Asked
What does 4-cut mean?
4-cut refers to a photo format popular in Korean photo booths where four consecutive photos are arranged vertically in a single strip. The term comes from the Korean necut, meaning four cuts or four frames.
How do I set my photo count to 4?
In the booth settings panel, adjust the photo count slider or selector to 4 before starting your session. The booth will then capture exactly four shots for your strip.
Can I use different frames for 4-cut photos?
Yes. All seven DENOIR frames work with the 4-cut format. Choose NOIR 01, VELVET, AFTER DARK, ROSE, GRAIN, VHS, or MONO. Each frame applies its own color palette, grain, and typography to your 4-cut strip.
Is DENOIR's 4-cut similar to Korean photo booth machines?
DENOIR follows the same vertical four-photo layout used in Korean photo booths, but replaces the typical cute stickers and bright colors with cinematic editorial frames. The result is a 4-cut strip with a more sophisticated, film-inspired look.
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