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Frankensheet

Lays a folder of images out as one clean contact sheet.

Point it at a folder and Frankensheet arranges every image into a single ordered contact sheet — sized, labelled, and ready to print or send.

Coming to the Mac App Store
Batch No. 0447 macOS iPadOS · iOS — in preparation Poison
What the dose does

How it builds the sheet

I.

Reads the whole folder

One pass gathers every image in the folder — and its subfolders, if you like — in the order you choose.

II.

Lays out the grid

Thumbnails are sized and spaced to your grid, with filenames, dates, or captions printed beneath each frame.

III.

Returns a clean sheet

Export the finished contact sheet straight to PDF or PNG — ready to print, archive, or send.

On the bench

Frankensheet at work

The folder, gathered and ordered
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The folder, gathered and ordered
Ailment & cure

Before the dose, after the dose

The ailment
  • A folder of hundreds of images to review
  • Opening each file one at a time to compare
  • No tidy way to print or share the whole set
The cure
  • Every image laid out on one ordered sheet
  • Thumbnails sized, labelled and evenly spaced
  • A single PDF or PNG to print or send
Directions for use

Frequently asked

Does it change my original images?

No. Frankensheet only reads your images to build the sheet — the originals in the folder are never touched, moved, or renamed.

Can I control the layout?

Yes. Grid size, margins, spacing, and the labels printed beneath each thumbnail are all yours to set before you export.

Is there a subscription?

No. It is a single-dose utility: you take it once, it does its work, and it steps back. No account to keep, no residue left behind.

Where do my images go?

Nowhere. The dose is taken entirely on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, and there is nothing for me to see.

The rest of the shelf

Different symptom, same cabinet.