Compare 9 Photos in a Grid
The full 3×3 grid — nine images in one window, the most this tool (and probably your screen) can hold.
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Open the 3×3 grid →A 3×3 grid of nine photos is the power-user layout: reviewing a burst sequence, comparing nine export settings, checking a batch of product images for consistency, or building an instagram-style grid preview before posting.
Nine zones is this tool's maximum, and everything still works at full density — batch upload fills all nine in order, each cell zooms and pans independently, and the merged PNG export reproduces the exact 3×3 layout with filename labels.
How to use
- 1Open the tool with all 9 zones preset in a 3×3 grid.
- 2Batch-upload nine images — they fill the grid in selection order.
- 3Drag images between cells to fine-tune the order, then export the grid as one PNG.
Why use this tool
Maximum density
Nine full viewers in one window — the layout for burst review and batch QA.
Grid preview
Arrange nine images exactly how they'd appear in a 3×3 social feed grid.
Labeled export
Download the whole grid as one PNG with each cell's filename.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is 9 the maximum?
Beyond nine cells, each image becomes too small to compare meaningfully on typical screens. Nine keeps every cell usable.
Can I compare fewer photos?
Yes — remove zones freely, or use the dedicated 2, 3, 4 and 6-image layouts linked below.
Does batch upload preserve order?
Yes — files fill the grid in the order your file picker returns them, and you can drag to rearrange afterwards.