When you have more than two screenshots to show, a grid layout keeps them organized. Instead of scattering images across a page or stacking them in a long column, a grid presents everything in a structured, easy-to-scan format.
Why grids work for screenshots
Grids create visual order. When screenshots are arranged in rows and columns, the viewer can quickly scan all of them without feeling overwhelmed. Each image has its own space, but they all feel connected as part of the same set. This is especially useful when showing multiple features, screens, or variations.
The challenge of manual grids
Creating a grid manually means resizing each image to the same dimensions, calculating spacing, and aligning everything precisely. If one image is slightly larger or the gaps aren't consistent, the whole grid looks off. It's tedious work that takes attention away from your actual content.
Structured grids without the work
With a grid layout tool, you choose the structure—2x2, 2x3, 3x3—and place your screenshots into it. The layout handles sizing and spacing automatically. Every cell is the same size, every gap is consistent, and every image is centered within its space.
What you can do
With grid layouts, you can:
- Arrange four screenshots in a 2x2 grid
- Display six images in a 2x3 or 3x2 layout
- Show nine screenshots in a compact 3x3 grid
- Keep all images consistently sized and spaced
When this is useful
This is useful when you need to:
- Show multiple app screens or features at once
- Create a visual overview of different states
- Compare several options or variations
- Present a collection of screenshots in one image
How it works
- Choose a grid size (2x2, 2x3, 3x3)
- Upload your screenshots
- Export the organized grid image
The result is a clean, organized grid where every screenshot has equal visual weight. No manual resizing, no alignment guesswork, just a structured layout that presents your images clearly.