Create printable contact sheets from multiple photos with filenames and metadata.
Contact Sheet Maker turns a group of selected photo files into a page-based grid of thumbnails. It pairs each image with its filename and any supported metadata available in the file, giving you a compact visual index that can be printed. The photos are processed in the browser rather than uploaded. The common surprise is that the tool cannot supply metadata that is missing or has been removed, so two otherwise similar photos may show different amounts of information.
After you select multiple photo files, the tool places reduced-size views of them into a contact-sheet layout. Each entry can be identified by its source filename, while recognized metadata can provide additional context when present. Filename labels and embedded metadata are separate: changing a filename does not rewrite the descriptive fields stored inside the photo.
The assembled grid is formatted as a printable sheet rather than a collection of separate full-size images. Thumbnail size, label length, image proportions, and the number of selected photos determine how much fits on each page. The browser's print settings can still affect the final result through paper size, margins, orientation, headers, footers, and scaling.
No. Those details appear only when the selected file contains metadata the tool recognizes. Screenshots, exported images, privacy-cleaned copies, and files processed by some editors may contain little or no embedded metadata. The filename can still identify the image, but it should not be treated as evidence of when the photograph was captured.
The sheet is intended as an index of thumbnails, not as a substitute for printing each original image. A thumbnail can look acceptable while concealing blur, compression artifacts, or limited source resolution. Use the contact sheet to identify files, then inspect or print the selected originals when image quality matters.
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