Contact Sheet Maker

This browser-based contact sheet maker helps photographers, editors, and creative teams turn a folder of images into a labelled, organized document for review, proofing, and delivery. Upload a full image set, arrange the images in a grid, and preview the finished layout without creating an account.

The tool is designed for situations where one clear document is easier to manage than a collection of loose image files. Keep filenames visible, compare similar frames, record selections, and prepare images for client review, printing, production notes, or handoff. Paid plans add PDF export, saved projects, branding controls, mood boards, and client proofing.

Key Features

Flexible Contact Sheet Layouts

Build a contact sheet around the way you need to review your images.

• Choose the number of columns
• Adjust spacing
• Reorder images
• Keep filenames visible
• Upload a complete image set
• Preview the layout before delivery

Keeping image sequence and filenames together makes it easier to compare similar shots, identify selections, and track files through the next stage of production.

Branding Tools

Create contact sheets that match your visual presentation.

• Add a logo
• Add a text watermark
• Position branding where you want it
• Keep presentation consistent across repeat jobs

Brand controls are useful when contact sheets are being shared with clients or used as part of a professional production workflow.

PDF Export

Turn the finished contact sheet into a polished PDF for sharing or production.

Use exported PDFs for:

• Client review
• Printing
• Production notes
• Image selection
• Retouching handoff
• Final delivery workflows

The PDF provides one structured document containing the selected image arrangement and relevant filenames.

Saved Projects

Return to previous contact sheets without rebuilding the layout from scratch.

• Save image order
• Save project settings
• Return through your dashboard
• Continue working on previous projects

This is useful for repeat shoots, ongoing editing work, and projects where image selections change over time.

Client Proofing

Ultimate users can share a private proofing link for client feedback.

Clients can:

• Select images
• Leave per-image notes
• Submit a response
• Review without creating an account

Password-protected sharing and comments also provide a cleaner way for teams to collect feedback around the visual work itself.

Mood Boards

Use the same workspace for visual planning as well as contact sheets.

The mood board canvas supports:

• Images
• Video
• PDF pages
• Text
• Freeform arrangement

Mood boards can help establish visual direction before production while keeping planning and image review within the same workflow.

Built For Photographers and Creative Teams

The tool is particularly useful for professionals who regularly need to compare, organize, present, or collect selections from large image sets.

It fits:

• Photographers
• Photo editors
• Production teams
• Creative agencies
• Retouching workflows
• Client proofing
• Visual planning and mood boards

Common Use Cases

Photo selection: Create a labelled grid to compare similar frames and identify the images that should move forward.

Client proofing: Share a private proofing link where clients can select images and leave notes on individual files.

Retouching handoff: Keep filenames visible so selected images can be clearly communicated to editors or retouchers.

Production review: Use a structured PDF contact sheet for production notes, printing, or internal review.

Branded delivery: Add a logo or watermark to keep contact sheets consistent with your professional presentation.

Visual planning: Build mood boards using images, video, PDF pages, and text before production begins.

Pricing

The free plan covers creating and previewing contact sheets without an account. Pro and Ultimate add downloads and additional workflow features, while Ultimate includes client proofing and collaboration capabilities.

Why It Matters

Reviewing a large image set can become unnecessarily difficult when every frame exists as a separate file. A contact sheet brings the images together while preserving the sequence and filenames needed to make practical decisions.

This tool combines that familiar review workflow with modern delivery and collaboration features. You can create a contact sheet in the browser, add branding, export it as a PDF, save the project for later, or share a private proofing link for client selections and comments.

The addition of mood boards also makes it useful before the shoot, giving creative teams a way to plan visual direction alongside the later review and proofing workflow.

Turn Image Folders Into Review-Ready Contact Sheets

Upload your images, arrange them into a labelled grid, and create a clear document for review, proofing, or delivery. With flexible layouts, PDF export, saved projects, branding, mood boards, and client proofing, the tool gives photographers and creative teams one place to organize and present their visual work.