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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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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).
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!
Anonymous
on November 30th 2016
Exactly what I needed. I was trying to print a large (huge) banner containing many equally sized images in Corel Paint... what was I thinking? Corel couldn't handle the large canvas size and was stuck. I donated, and would more if I could.
Anonymous
on December 1st 2016
Same person here... wish I could have a zero margin option, and could save the layout. Thanks,
John
Margins are 0 by default, but you of course need to have all images with the same size. I am not really sure, how layout saving would work. Could you describe your typical usage scenario?
Anonymous
on February 2nd
is it possible to save combine texture with alpha?
Can you add a feature to add .gifs?
Anonymous
on February 24th
great!Thank you.
Anonymous
on April 5th
Nice , thanks! 
Anonymous
on May 8th
Is there a program like this that then saves all images SEPERATLY back to the original ones
Anonymous
on June 3rd
It lowers resolution when images are big size. Anyway to leave them same size and just merge toguether with no quality loss?
It should only adjust size if the source image have different sizes.
Anonymous
