Review a whole shoot

Make a labeled proof sheet instead of opening files one by one

A contact sheet places thumbnails from the same shoot on one page so you can compare frames, mark selections or keep a visual record with a negative sleeve. Choose the number of columns and keep filenames visible when another person needs to identify the originals.

Use it as a photo contact sheet maker when the output needs filenames, sequence numbers, page size and a printable proof rather than a styled social collage. Keep Show full photo on for review sheets; use Fill cell only when a dense visual index matters more.

Use Show full photo when every edge matters. Fill cell makes a denser sheet by cropping each thumbnail to the same frame. Drag photos into the order that matches your roll, folder or delivery sequence, then use Print / Save PDF when the proof sheet needs to be emailed or archived.

Choose the proof output

Contact sheet, collage or poster?

Choose Contact sheet when filenames, sequence numbers and printable proofing are the result. Use Photo Grid Maker when a small set needs styled spacing and crop control, or Large Photo Collage Maker when 25–100 photos should become one poster without captions.

That distinction keeps review sheets practical: every thumbnail remains easy to identify, and the PDF path stays visible instead of hiding behind decorative collage controls.

Relationship evidence

Create a chronological photo evidence sheet for records

Relationship evidence mode gives each image fields for date, location, people and occasion or description. Pick 2, 3 or 4 photos per page, keep a manual sequence, or sort dated photos chronologically before printing.

Print / Save PDF opens a clean multi-page view that your browser can print or save as PDF. Photos and notes remain local to the device, which keeps private relationship records out of an upload queue.