Find the order
for your photos

Drag your photos anywhere and swap them until two photos work together. Turn a row of them into book pages and export a PDF that prints double-sided and folds into a booklet.

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Two photographs picked as a pairConcrete Flowers Grow

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.

To see a whole shoot in its order on paper first, the free contact sheet maker prints it small, with a number under every frame.

Turn your sequence into book pages

Give it a film look

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, two pages at a time, exactly as it will print.

Pages 4 and 5 carry one photograph across the spine, apartment blocks on a cliff above a cave and a crossroads — Pages 4 and 5, one photograph across the spineBook pages

Page 5, the right half of the spread, the cave mouth under the cliff and the road running past it — Pages 4 and 5, one photograph across the spineBook pages

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.

Page 32, a tree in green and yellow leaf grown up against a white apartment wall — Sheet one: the last page beside the coverA4 sheet

The cover page, a dark tree in green and yellow with the title set across it in green — Sheet one: the last page beside the coverA4 sheet

Sequence your
photos and
make a book.

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

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