PhotoLayout

PhotoLayout is an easy-to-use utility that sticks images together, no matter their format. Use this tool to create vertically fused pictures out of any photo you have lying around. This program does allow for too much customization or freedom of movement within its bounds, so make sure that coupling images vertically is exactly your assignment.

Java apps are easy to spot from a thousand. Their plain, white background and simplicity allow users of all technical levels to deploy them easily. PhotoLayout makes no exception here and sticks to the same rules. Preparing your images for merging is a breeze. Determine the output directory first. Secondly, you must load up the images. The created listing has close to no tweaks to it unless you are looking to remove certain items.

Before the actual file join, the user can also decide to include text between two items. For example, if you are creating birthday cards, or other related material, you can also include a hearty message between the lines. Symbols or letters are also accepted into that field, so what separates the two photos can be left to one’s imagination.

The most important conclusion that must be reached with PhotoLayout is that the tool only joins two items, and then it starts creating another file from the next two listed JPGs. In short, if you process 50 photos, the resulting number of files should be 25. Errors, however, might sneak up into the mix, depending on what the pictures contain. In this case, the next viable item will be used.

Choosing what images should fuse with each other is not something one can do. The process is fully automatic, a fact that requires the user's utmost attention with the files' loading order. Even so, the mentioned error could throw a wrench in your plans, making luck a considerable variable here.

PhotoLayout is the type of app that might be handy on one occasion, or for a specific niche, but it has some flaws that can make one back off if the conditions are not proper. Still, if you understand how the app's automatic works, you can very well create as many joined files as you wish.