PHOTOSTRIPMAKER — 2x6 PRINT CHECKLIST
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[ ] Choose a 1:3 strip layout. Do not stretch a different ratio.
[ ] Check the download: 600 x 1800 pixels gives 2 x 6 inches at 300 PPI.
[ ] For two strips, create a portrait 1200 x 1800 pixel (4 x 6 inch) canvas.
[ ] Place two 600 x 1800 strips side by side, with no gap or overlap.
[ ] Keep captions and faces inside the trim edge. Follow the lab's safe-area specification.
[ ] Do not add outer bleed unless the printer asks for it and the sheet supports it.
[ ] Use the paper and ink/ribbon specified for your printer.
[ ] Select 4 x 6 paper, portrait orientation and actual size/100% where available.
[ ] Check automatic cropping and borderless expansion in the print preview.
[ ] Print one test, measure it, and check faces, shadows and small text.
[ ] Cut the 4-inch-wide sheet at the 2-inch midpoint.
[ ] Keep a digital backup before printing a batch.

A 2 x 8 inch strip needs larger paper. Changing a DPI label does not add pixels.
PhotoStripMaker downloads the design; prepare the two-strip sheet in a layout app.
This checklist is guidance, not a printer-specific media or cutting specification.