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Print two LumaBooth 2×6 strips on one 4×6 sheet
Set the strip design and printer driver for a paired cut-strip print.
A 2×6 photo strip is commonly printed on a 4×6 sheet and cut into two strips. LumaBooth’s layout setting and the printer’s paper and cut settings must agree, so test the pair before guests begin choosing copies.
Build the strip layout
In Print Layout, set the paper size to 2×6 and enable Print 2 per page. LumaBooth then duplicates the strip to create a 4×6 print for the printer. If you want a single strip instead, leave the two-per-page option off and confirm the printer supports that single-strip path.
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Set the printer
Configure the printer driver for 4×6 media and enable its 2-inch cut option if the model supports it. Check that the selected printer and paper size match the LumaBooth print setup; a mismatch can scale or crop the strip.
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Print and inspect
Use the test page to check two complete strips, alignment, and cut position. LumaBooth notes the guest copy choices follow the two-up sheet count, so verify the copy step on screen too. If the paper or printer cannot handle two-up cutting, switch to a tested single-strip route rather than forcing the layout.
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Sources & further reading
Sources for the specific facts and product descriptions above. Our worked examples, interpretations and practical suggestions are original editorial guidance.
- LumaBooth Help — 2×6 Print LayoutOfficial product support