Contact sheet and image annotation maker

Number a broad image set, add evidence notes, and mark each reference Keep, Question, or Remove before promoting it to the final board.

Load a reference set

Each image receives a number, caption, evidence note, and review status.

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Save your annotated contact sheet to your account

Keep the numbered images, captions, evidence notes, sources, and review status editable. Add it to your account for cross-device access.

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Number, annotate, and reduce the set

Load the broad reference set

Bring in the research pool before final mood board selection. Files remain in the browser.

Choose a comparison density

Use more columns for quick scanning and fewer columns when small details or text need close review.

Annotate the evidence

Write what each image contributes, note its source, and assign keep, question, or remove.

Promote only the strongest references

Move selected images to the final board and preserve the contact sheet as a decision record.

Image count, numbering, and sourcing

How many images should a contact sheet hold?

Use a set large enough to compare but small enough that captions remain readable. Split large research pools by theme.

Why number every image?

Numbers make feedback precise and avoid confusion when several references look similar.

Can this replace a source log?

No. A short source reminder helps review, but detailed rights and permission facts belong in the source tracker.

What should a useful evidence note say?

State what the image contributes to the decision, such as light, scale, material, behavior, composition, or an exclusion. Avoid notes that only repeat what is visible.

Reference sets that need a contact sheet

  • Photo edit reviews
  • Mood board research reduction
  • Team reference selection

Turn a broad image pool into a reviewable edit

A contact sheet turns a large image set into a numbered review surface. Captions, evidence notes, source reminders, and status labels make selection faster and preserve why an image was kept, questioned, or removed. Split unrelated themes into separate sheets, keep the original files unchanged, and carry only the strongest non-duplicate evidence into the final board.

What this workspace produces

A numbered image contact sheet with annotations, column controls, account saving, and PNG export.

  • Local multi-image contact sheet
  • Two to six columns
  • Editable caption and review status
  • Numbered PNG export
  • Account project