Anonymous
on June 13th 2015
Thank you so much for this wonderful software! It has saved me a ton of time! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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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Anonymous
on June 13th 2015
Anonymous
on June 28th 2015
Is it support transparent? 
Anonymous
on August 16th 2015
hello my name is mamadou and i want to downlord this peg!
Anonymous
on August 16th 2015
Perfect! Thank you!
Anonymous
on August 16th 2015
My name is Jyoten. The software has stopped loading photos on my Windows 7 Home premium. Probable conflict with some recent update. Help.
This is a really nice application! Although, if I used 2D game sprites on this, it looks like a sprite sheet editor.
Anonymous
on May 6th
holeh ballz, 2 classic and oldie style. lolz. good app. really saved me some time.
Anonymous
on June 6th
Unfortunately doesn't work with large resolution images. 
Also need an option to disable deletion of images which are dragged outside grid.
Anonymous
on June 23rd
That's amazing! Thank you!
Unfortunately I'm out of money right now, or I'd happily give some money for this!
Anonymous
on July 6th
Excellent !!!!! This is what I was looking for... downloaded map tiles 256x256 with GMapCatcher and combine all images in one huge jpg for further working with it
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