Turn a folder of photos into print-ready collage pages for a photobook — laid out automatically, at any page size, in minutes rather than hours.
One-off purchase — no subscription, no account, no internet connection needed.
If you have ever tried to fill a photobook page with several photos, you will know how slow it is: dragging pictures in one at a time, nudging them into line, and starting over when you change the page size. Mosaic Collage Maker does the arranging for you.
Point it at a folder of photos, choose the page size your photobook service asks for, and press Generate. It builds a mosaic layout for every page and uses all your photos — not just the first few — spreading them across as many pages as it takes.
Then everything stays editable. Move frames, swap photos, zoom and reposition each picture, add captions, change the margins. Nothing is locked in, and you never have to start again.
No — there are no fixed templates or grids. Each page is built by repeatedly dividing the page, so frames come out in genuinely different sizes and proportions and no two pages look alike. If a particular page is not right, Reshuffle rebuilds just that one with a fresh arrangement, leaving the rest of your book untouched.
That is exactly what this does. Choose how many photos you want per page — a minimum and a maximum — and it builds a mosaic layout for each page automatically, with every photo placed.
Yes, provided you know the page size they want. Enter it in millimetres at 300 DPI and save it as a named size. The help guide lists sizes and margins tested with Photobox, Colorland, Printerpix and Mixbook — always order a test print first, as services do change their sizes.
Yes. A banner is simply a very wide page — enter the size you need and generate as normal.
No. It is a one-off purchase from the Mac App Store or Microsoft Store. There is no account to create and no sign-in.
No. It works entirely offline. Your photos never leave your computer — the app makes no network calls at all. See the privacy policy.
Yes. Save a page design as a template — layout and branding but no photos — then generate a whole new book from it with a different set of photos.