Adam Baihaqi
registered user
on July 2nd 2012
not good ! 
Image Grid - place multiple images on a single canvas
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Image Grid 1.1"Place multiple pictures on a single canvas." |
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System requirements
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How to use Image Grid?
After downloading and starting the tool, drag and drop image files (.jpg and .png) on the application window or use the "Add image" button to add one or more images.
The application places the images on a single canvas and tries to equalize the number of columns and rows while also filling all rows. If you are not happy with the number of columns, repeatedly click the "Rearrange" button.
The "Erase all" button removes all images from the canvas.
When all images are added and you are happy with the layout, click the "Save" button to save the canvas as a single image (.jpg or .png).
License
Image Grid is free to use for any legal purpose. Author is not responsible for any damage caused by improper usage or an error in the tool.
Donations are welcome!
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Adam Baihaqi
registered user
on July 2nd 2012
Anonymous
on September 26th 2012
Exactly what I needed, simple and no fuss or bother, thank you. Wish everything was like this lol
Anonymous
on December 9th 2012
very nic app... great .... is it possible to define the margins by the usr?
You know what this needs? A "random" button. (Picture shuffler)
Anonymous
on April 11th 2013
I attempted to download Image Grid 1.1 from a number of websites and I keep getting a warning that the file is unsafe.
^ It should be fixed now.
Anonymous
on June 13th 2013
Thank you for programming this wonderful software. Simple, quick and useful. That's all I need.
Anonymous
on October 9th 2013
hi,
nice and easy to use program. in case you're still updating this software, i would like to request for an option to retain last saved image format (currently it defaults to jpg all the time) and a prompt to overwrite existing files.
thanks again for this cool little app!
Anonymous
on December 27th 2013
This is fantastic - thank you! I've been having the hardest time finding software that will let me arrange/rearrange images in a grid. I'm making a quilt, and with 36 12" blocks it's not practical to lay them out on the floor and rearrange them until I'm happy with the layout, so I've been trying to do it on the computer with photos of the blocks. I kept finding collage software that wouldn't do what I wanted it to do. This is exactly what I needed.
Anonymous
on January 31st
Very good, thanks
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