Chrome Crush
Liquid silver, holographic reflections, and CD details. A little futuristic, a little nostalgic.
YOUR 2000s ERA STARTS HERE
Chrome frames. Digital-camera energy. Main-character memories. Take or upload photos and make your own Y2K keepsake.
Choose your frame. Pick your layout. Make it yours.
















Liquid chrome, glossy pink, cyber windows, or after-dark energy. Choose a Y2K photo booth frame that feels like you, then add your own photos and message.
Start with an outfit, a friend, or a mood. These early-2000s-inspired photo ideas work with what you already have; no elaborate set required.

A plain backdrop, little hair clips, and glossy sunglasses make a simple selfie feel like a favorite album insert. Try Pink.exe for a glossy pink finish.
Try this look
Pick a color each, lean in, and trade poses. A shared smile followed by a silly face tells more of the story than matching expressions in every photo.
Try this look
Bring your crew into the frame before a birthday or a night in. Afterparty adds hot pink and metallic stars without needing a busy backdrop.
Try this lookAll the fun of a photo booth, right in your browser. Choose a layout that fits your photos, then make the result your own before downloading.
Pick your Y2K style, then choose a strip or grid in Capture. The number of photos follows the layout you select.
Allow camera access and use the countdown to get ready for each shot. You can also upload photos from your device and adjust their crop.
Explore filters, place stickers, and add footer text in Customize. Download a PNG to save or share with friends.
Keep the camera steady and change the energy. Mix these ideas to suit your selected layout, whether you are posing with a friend or making a solo strip.
Liquid-chrome borders, reflective CDs, glossy butterflies, and digital window details bring the early-internet mood into your photo frame. The decoration stays around the edges so your face is still the main event.
The same design adapts to strips and grids. Chrome Crush keeps it silver, Pink.exe brings candy-gloss shine, Digital Angel plays with retro window details, and Afterparty turns up the contrast. All four start with your original photo colors. You can change the filter in Customize.








A nickname, an inside joke, or the name of your crew can turn a photo strip into something personal. Add a short footer message in Customize, then save your finished image.

Keep the laugh, the matching outfits, and the joke nobody else gets.
Try this footer message
“besties since forever”

Mark a good outfit day, a new haircut, or a mood you want to remember.
Try this footer message
“main character moment”

Make a birthday keepsake or a little record of a great night together.
Try this footer message
“the crew is online”
The frame brings the nostalgia. A clear, well-lit photo gives it something to work with. Keep these simple checks in mind before you start.

Too little light

Soft light, clear details
Use a window or a nearby lamp in front of you. Let the frame add the throwback mood instead of relying on a dark or blurry photo.
Hair clips, bright tops, and sunglasses make easy styling cues. Check that the camera can still see your expression.
Keep faces near the center and leave space around your hair and hands. Review uploaded photos in the crop tool before continuing.
Y2K stands for Year 2000. In design and fashion, it refers to the late-1990s and early-2000s aesthetic: metallic chrome, holographic finishes, glossy pink, butterflies, and retro computer graphics. Our Y2K photo booth brings that playful, futuristic style to your photos.
Yes. Take or upload photos, use the Y2K templates, customize your result, and download a PNG without signing up.
The frames combine early-2000s-inspired materials and motifs: chrome, holographic foil, translucent pink, butterflies, CD reflections, and retro desktop windows. They are digital designs, not a simulation of a specific vintage camera.
Yes. In Capture, choose a photo strip or grid layout. The number of photos depends on the layout, and the Y2K frame adapts to your selection.
Yes. Choose the upload option in Capture, select your photos, and adjust the crop. You can then continue to Customize just as you would with camera photos.
Choose a frame for its palette, then explore the available background controls, filters, stickers, and footer text in Customize. Check the preview before downloading.
Yes. Open the photo booth in your browser. Allow camera access to take new photos, or use uploads. On phones, the saved-image view may prompt you to long-press the finished strip.
Yes. Use Retake Photos in Customize to return to Capture and choose which shots to take again.
Pick the frame that fits your mood, bring your favorite people, and make a Y2K keepsake that is entirely yours.
For an analog-inspired look, try our Film Strip Maker.