Contact Sheet
Lays a folder of photos out as a printable index page with filenames and capture dates.
The printable index of a folder: every photo at thumbnail size with its filename underneath, so a shoot can be reviewed and marked up on paper. It is the collage compositor with labels on and print-ish defaults, because that is genuinely what a contact sheet is.
Drop the photos to index
Composed in this tab. Order is the order you see.
How to use it
Drop the whole folder’s worth
Four columns and a contained fit are the defaults, which keeps every frame whole — the point of an index is to see what is there, not to crop it.
Keep the filenames on
They are what makes the sheet usable: you mark a frame on paper and then go and find it by name.
Print or save the PNG
At 320px cells and four columns the sheet is about 1400px wide, which prints legibly on A4.
Common questions
Can it show the capture date instead of the filename?
Not on this page. The label comes from the filename, which is what identifies the file on disk; the capture date lives in EXIF, and the EXIF viewer reads it per file.
How many photos fit on one sheet?
All of them — the sheet grows downwards rather than paginating. If you want one page per twenty-four, drop them twenty-four at a time.
Why are the thumbnails not cropped to fill?
Because a cropped index can hide the thing you are looking for. Switch the fit to “fill the cell” if you prefer the tidier grid and know the framing already.
Feed it from
Image Resizer
Resizes by pixels, percentage or a target longest edge, with aspect-ratio lock and batch presets.
EXIF Viewer
Shows camera, lens, timestamp and GPS metadata embedded in a photo, as coordinates rather than on a map — drawing one would send the location to a tile server.
Collage Maker
Arranges photos into a grid or mosaic layout with adjustable gutters, corners and background.
GIF Frame Splitter
Explodes an animated GIF or WebP into numbered frames with their per-frame delays listed.
Next
These accept what this tool produces, so the result can go straight in.
EXIF Viewer
Shows camera, lens, timestamp and GPS metadata embedded in a photo, as coordinates rather than on a map — drawing one would send the location to a tile server.
Images to PDF
Combines images into a single PDF with page size, orientation, margin and ordering control.
Collage Maker
Arranges photos into a grid or mosaic layout with adjustable gutters, corners and background.
Video Thumbnail Sheet
Builds a grid of evenly spaced frames with timestamps, the classic preview contact sheet.
Background Remover
Keys out a flat or single-colour background in OKLab and returns a transparent PNG, with a brush for fixing the edges.
EXIF Remover
Strips camera, GPS and editing metadata from photos while leaving the pixels untouched.