Batch & Utility

A folder does not become one collage

A collage is one board. A folder does not become one collage. Image8K still asks for no account and shows no usage meter.

A folder does not become one collage. Image8K builds one board from the shots you pick. There is still no account, and the page still has no usage meter.

What the folder does not get

The collage maker makes one collage. The shots on the board are the ones you placed. Dropping the folder does not decide the board for you. A shared width is resize, and a folder of the same width is the catalog note. A shared mark is a watermark, and a watermark is not this board.

A collage does not hit a kilobyte cap, and it does not set the pixel width. It does not hide a phone number. A phone number is mosaic, and mosaic is one image. It does not strip GPS. GPS leaves only when you strip the shooting settings, and one strip clears the whole segment, camera model included.

Still no account

  1. If a shot is still HEIC, convert it before a tool that does not open HEIC. Convert does not place it on the board for you.
  2. Build this one board. Each file stays at or under 20MB.
  3. If the form also wants a size, that is a later page. Compress does not rearrange the board, and it does not undo the collage.

The originals on the device are not overwritten. The sidebar is not a remaining count.

Nothing is uploaded

The board stays in this browser. There is no Image8K account to create, and no meter that spends a collage.

One board, then stop adding

Export the collage you placed. Leave the rest of the folder off the board.

FAQ

Does dropping a folder make one collage?

No. A collage is one board. You pick the shots that belong on it. The rest of the folder stays out.

Does a collage shrink the files?

No. It places the shots you picked. It does not hit a kilobyte cap, set a shared pixel width, or strip GPS.

Is the sidebar a quota?

No. Image8K has no account and no usage meter. The sidebar is navigation, not a remaining count.