Clean four-image contact sheet
A balanced 2 x 2 sheet for comparing campaign imagery without filenames competing with the visuals.
Image GridImages
Replace a pile of image attachments with one labeled review sheet.
Image Grid arranges multiple sources, or repeated copies of one source, into a single PNG. Control columns, rows per sheet, cell dimensions, spacing, background, and filename labels while the complete composition and output size update in the live preview.
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Finished examples
Turn the same image set into the layout the handoff needs.
Real Image Grid previews showing a clean contact sheet, a filename-aware review board, and a repeated visual pattern built from one source.
Filename-aware review board
Labels keep source names attached to each image when a client, editor, or teammate must identify the exact asset.
Repeated visual pattern
One source can fill a defined grid automatically for pattern studies, printable sheets, or repeated product tiles.
What it does
Arrange images into one or more configurable, labeled PNG contact sheets.
Build a contact sheet from several images or repeat one image across a defined grid.
Set one to eight columns and choose automatic or fixed rows per sheet.
Control cell dimensions and spacing in pixels.
Choose the canvas background and include or remove filename labels.
Preview the complete first sheet and exact output dimensions before export.
Expand the preview for close inspection without leaving the tool.
Create additional separately named PNG sheets when the source set exceeds one page.
Arrange, label, share
Turn separate images into one composition people can review quickly.
Keep every source, grid decision, filename label, and output dimension visible before creating the final sheet.
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Turn a set of images into one reviewable sheet
Keep four distinct sources beside a complete labeled preview, so the final grid can be checked as a single composition before export.
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Control the grid, spacing, labels, and canvas
Set columns and rows per sheet, resize cells, choose spacing and background color, and keep filename labels when reviewers need provenance.
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Export one labeled PNG instead of four loose attachments
The final preview preserves image order and filenames in a compact sheet ready for asset review, comparison, or handoff.
Why it belongs
Why Image Grid earns a place in the toolbox.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Several sources or one repeated visual
Use a mixed asset set for review, or turn on Repeat to fill when one image should occupy every cell of a defined pattern.
Rows control the handoff
Automatic rows create one complete sheet; a fixed row count paginates a larger library into predictable PNG files.
Labels preserve provenance
Keep filenames under each tile when a reviewer must identify the source, or remove them for a clean visual collage.
The canvas is measurable
Columns, rows, cell size, spacing, background, page count, and final pixel dimensions remain visible before export.
The output replaces loose attachments
Export one or more organized PNG sheets ready for approvals, inventories, comparisons, printouts, or documentation.
How to use it
From opening the tool to saving the result.
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Add the source images.
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Choose the grid, cell, spacing, background, and label settings.
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Inspect the complete live preview and output size.
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Create the labeled PNG sheet.
Questions
Before you try Image Grid
Can one image fill the whole grid?
Yes. Enable Repeat to fill and choose the columns and rows.
Can filenames be removed?
Yes. Filename labels are optional.
What happens when the images exceed one sheet?
A fixed Rows per sheet value creates additional separately named PNG pages automatically.
Can I control the final dimensions?
Columns, rows, cell size, and spacing determine the output, and the exact pixel dimensions are shown in the preview.
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