Arrange
Places any number of images side by side or stacked for quick comparisons, contact sheets, or layout composition.
Arrange uses a variable-count input pin array: connecting the trailing empty pin grows the row, disconnecting a middle pin shrinks the array and closes the gap, and there is always exactly one trailing empty pin ready for the next wire. Images are placed in a horizontal row or vertical stack in pin order.
When images have different sizes, the Alignment setting controls cross-axis positioning (start, center, or end). The Fit mode determines how size differences are handled: None pads smaller images with the fill color, Stretch distorts to match, and Fit scales proportionally.
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”Pins
Layout
Horizontal: place side-by-side. Vertical
How smaller items align on the cross axis
Pixel spacing between items
None: keep native sizes. Stretch: scale cross-axis to fill. Fit
Color
Background fill color
Places any number of images side by side (Horizontal) or stacked (Vertical). A fresh Arrange shows a single empty Image 1 pin. Connecting the trailing empty pin auto-grows the array so another empty pin appears at the end. Disconnecting a middle pin renumbers the rest down so the array stays compact with exactly one trailing empty pin. Images render in pin order (Image 1 first).
Alignment controls positioning in the cross-axis when images have different sizes. Fit = None keeps original sizes and pads smaller images with the fill color. Fit = Stretch resizes all images to match the largest cross-axis dimension (may distort aspect ratio). Fit = Fit scales proportionally to match the largest cross-axis dimension.
Usage Tips
Section titled “Usage Tips”- Use Arrange to compare before/after results side by side by wiring the original and processed images into two inputs.
- Set Gap to add pixel spacing between images for cleaner layouts.
- Set the fill color alpha to 0 for transparent gaps between images.
- Combine with Export Image to save comparison strips or contact sheets.
- The trailing empty pin always sits at the bottom of the input list; wire into it to add another image to the row or column.