Image Grid

Image Grid is a lightweight software application built specifically for helping you create a single image which includes multiple photos. It comes in handy for users who want to generate a picture that describes a suggestive event from their life.

Since this is a portable program, it is important to mention that it doesn’t leave any traces in the Windows Registry.

You can copy it on any USB flash drive or other devices, and take it with you whenever you need to create mosaic pictures on the breeze, without having to go through installation steps.

You are welcomed by a clean feature lineup that allows you to set up the dedicated parameters with minimal effort. Everything is kept as simple and clear as possible, so even rookies can master the entire process in no time.

Image Grid lets you upload multiple images into the working environment and offers support for the JPEG and PNG file format. Files can be added into the primary panel using the built-in browse button or drag-and-drop support.

What’s more, you can move the selected picture to the desired area from the workspace using drag-and-drop operations, erase all photos with just one click, switch to a full screen mode for a better focus on your work, as well as rearrange items in a random order. The generated photo which embeds the thumbnails can be exported to JPEG or PNG file format.

The lack of configurable settings make it an ideal tool for rookies who don’t want to spend too much time with tweaking the entire process. However, more experienced users may need advanced features, such as special effects, cropping and resizing options, text and image watermarks, and text boxes, just to name a few suggestions.

During our testing we have noticed that Image Grid carries out a task very quickly and without errors. It leaves a minimal footprint on system resources, so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered.

To sum it up, Image Grid can meet your photo combining requirements only if you are looking for basic features that allow you to mix up multiple images into a single picture.