Darkroom Booth template size (2x6 strip)

What Darkroom Software's own help pages state for Darkroom Booth templates, as we read them on 13 November 2026:

Sources: Darkroom Software: How do I design in Photoshop for Darkroom Booth; Darkroom Software: How do I add a PSD or PNG graphic to a template in Darkroom Booth?; Darkroom Software: My photo strips are off center? (Understanding Bleed). Vendors change their pages, so check the links before a big print run.

What the pages do not state

• A 4x6 print size in pixels.
• A pixel size for a 2x6 strip designed as a 2 sided 4x6.
• A background file type.
• Where the photos go.

What a Text A Design pack gives you for Darkroom Booth

The 2x6 strip folder (600x1800) is the 2x6 size Darkroom's page gives. Add its overlay.png (a PNG) to your template as the graphic, then set the photo positions using the photo boxes in the README.

The double strip folder (two 2x6 strips on one 4x6 sheet) is one way to make the 2 sided 4x6 Darkroom describes. Darkroom gives no pixel size for it, so it should work, not yet tested by us. The 4x6 folders are sizes Darkroom's pages don't list: not yet tested by us. We don't make Darkroom .xbdr template files.

Every pack

• 2x6 strip: 600x1800 pixels
• 4x6 print, landscape: 1800x1200 pixels
• 4x6 print, portrait: 1200x1800 pixels
• 4x6 sheet with two identical 2x6 strips side by side, for printers that cut a 4x6 into strips: 1200x1800 pixels

Each size is a folder with overlay.png (the design with see-through photo windows; it goes on top of the photos), background.jpg (the same design with no windows; it goes behind them) and preview.jpg (sample photos dropped in; don't load this one). All files are 300 dpi. A README.txt gives every canvas size and every photo box (x, y, width, height in pixels), with the load steps for the booth app you pick first. We don't make Darkroom .xbdr files, and there are no 5x7 files.