Frames and captions

The fiddly part of an album, done for you: frames that line up, captions that follow their photo, and pages that never end up with one picture on top of another.

A caption for every photo

Each frame you insert comes with its own caption box, below the photo.
Move a caption above, below, left or right of its frame, or add one above and one below.
Captions move and resize with their frame.
Leave a caption empty if you do not need it: empty captions are not printed.

A frame selected with its caption settings: position above, below, left or right, gap and border — Caption settings for the selected frame.

Frames never overlap

A frame and its caption count as one block, and blocks keep 3 mm apart. A move, resize or typed size that would overlap another frame is refused, and new frames go to the first free space on the page.

Frames keep the photo's proportions while you resize. Hold Shift if you really want to stretch one.

Plus buttons around a selected frame for inserting the next frame to its left, right, above or below — The + buttons insert the next frame beside the selected one.

Lay out a page in one click

Arrange evenly gives every frame on the page the same width, as large as fits, each in its photo's own shape.
Fill page builds rows that fill the page while keeping every photo's shape.
Insert next frame (the + buttons, or Ctrl+Shift+arrow) copies the size, style and caption of the selected frame, and shrinks both evenly when there is no room.
Select several frames to align them, space them evenly, or make them the same size.