Create a visual index of your photos with numbered filenames, a sheet title and a custom thumbnail grid. Keep every image fully visible and download one sheet locally.
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Choose 1–40 static PNG, JPEG or WebP images. A new selection replaces the current set.
20 MiB and 40 MP per image; 100 MiB combined. Working thumbnails are limited to 600 px per side. Browser orientation applies.
All images fit fully inside equal thumbnail areas without cropping. Sheet height is calculated from your image count. Unused cells keep the background. Filenames are visible in the exported sheet when labels are enabled.
Choose images and create your contact sheet.
Ready. Choose your images.
Preview is scaled down. Export is limited to 4,096 px wide, 8,192 px high, 12 MP and 64 MiB. Working thumbnails can be upscaled in large cells. Original EXIF and GPS metadata are not copied. This creates one raster sheet; use Image to PDF to place it in a PDF.
Need to soften or obscure image details first? Use Image Blur / Pixelation.
Your images and filenames are never uploaded to a server. Thumbnails, labels and downloads are created locally in your browser, without accounts, remote APIs or persistent input storage. Clear releases the selected images and result.
A contact sheet is a visual index: each image is fitted fully inside a consistent thumbnail area, optionally with its numbered filename. A collage is a composition and can crop images to fill cells.
Choose up to 40 static PNG, JPEG or WebP images, up to 20 MiB and 40 MP each, and 100 MiB combined. Working thumbnails are downscaled to 600 pixels per side. The sheet can be up to 4,096 pixels wide, 8,192 pixels high and 12 MP, with downloads capped at 64 MiB. Large cells may upscale working thumbnails.
Numbered filenames are visibly printed when labels are enabled. Long names wrap to two lines and may be shortened with an ellipsis. Disable labels if you do not want filenames visible. Original EXIF and GPS metadata are not copied; browser color and orientation handling applies.
This tool exports one raster sheet as PNG, JPEG or WebP. To make a PDF, download the sheet and open it in Image to PDF. No automatic handoff or PDF pagination is performed.
