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Find pairs on an
infinite desk

Drag your photos anywhere and swap them until the pair reads right. Turn the row into book pages and export a PDF that prints double-sided and folds into a booklet.

Get started See the desk
Desk
sequence on an infinite desk
Pair
photos next to one another
Local first
your originals never upload

Two photographs picked as a pairConcrete Flowers Grow

01 / 03Pairs

From one photograph to a triptych

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Shuffle photographs around and find relationships and ideas. Put them in groups and stacks, side by side and take a look.

Any size
drag a corner and resize your photos
Swap
select two and press S
Tidy
one key evens a loose pile

Start with one

Drag a photo anywhere on your desk.

Add a second and compare

Select two and press S. They trade places live, so you can test a pairing both ways round.

Grow it to a triptych

Adjust the spacing between your pictures. The arrange bar evens the gaps and ⇧T tidies a loose pile into a grid.

02 / 03Book pages

Turn your sequence into book pages

Grade it with film and paper

Select a series and press B to start a book. The photos become its pages, laid out beside them in reading order. Drag a page and the others reflow around it.

Pages hold text too. A title is set in the book, not in the photograph. Select a page and press Space to read the book full screen, spread by spread, exactly as it will print.

Pages
turn a selection into pages
Reading order
drag a page, the rest reflow
Edits carry
grade your photo on the desk
Pages 4 and 5, one photograph across the spineBook pages
03 / 03Booklet

Print it as a booklet

Bindings and cut marks

Export writes a PDF for your own printer. The pages fall onto both sides of each sheet, so the stack that comes off folds in half into the book.

Sheets
two pages up, printed both sides
Marks
trim corners and a fold tick at the spine
Paper
Any paper, any printer
Sheet one: the last page beside the coverA4 sheet

Sequence your
photos and
make a book.

Move the photographs until the order reads right. Print them at home and bind them.

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