Flashroom

Digital booths

Sort repeated photo strip downloads

Identify the finished image before deleting similar names.

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Files with extra numbers in their names may be separate exports, not identical copies. Compare their contents before tidying the download folder.

Sort by the session

Group files made around the same editing session and open them one by one. Check photo order, crop and caption changes. A filename ending in a number can indicate another download; it does not prove that every earlier file contains the same finished strip.

Choose a confirmed final copy

Pick the export that contains the approved portraits and wording. Give that file a descriptive name and preserve it outside the temporary download folder. Keep a revision you may still need. Avoid declaring a file final merely because it has the latest timestamp; a later export can also contain an accidental change.

Clean only after a backup check

Confirm that the retained version opens from its new location and, for important pictures, from a backup. Remove only copies you have actually identified as disposable. Keep layout resources separate from composed strips so you do not discard an editable SVG while preserving only a raster preview.

Take the next picture.

Your own little booth, in your pocket.

Make a fresh four-photo strip with Flashroom for iPhone. Choose one of eight booth moods, follow the countdown and keep the moments together.

Every booth is free to try. Exports include a small signature; an optional subscription removes it. These web templates are separate design resources.

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