Choosing how it looks

Grid gives every photo the same size. Rows fills each line edge to edge, the way your delivery galleries do. Columns leaves photos at their natural height. Strip runs horizontally. Large shows one photo per line.

Mosaic, Magazine and Offset mix large and small tiles in a fixed rhythm. Type Case works out its own height for every row and stacks landscape photos in pairs, so each row ends flush.

Switch layouts whenever you like. The change takes effect at once, including where the Snap-in is already embedded.

Seven looks are available: Original, Black and white, Retro, Warm, Cool, Matte and Vivid. The look sits on top of the display; nothing about the files changes.

It applies to the whole Snap-in. Individual photos can differ: the “Look” button on a photo lets you pick something else for that one.

Short headings fit between the photos, sixty characters at most. In Rows and Large they run across the full width as a divider; in the other layouts they sit between the photos as a tile.

Once a heading exists you can choose its typeface: ten fonts, or the one used by the surrounding website. Hover over a font in the list and you see the effect before you click.

With the lightbox on, a click opens the photo large on top of the page. Turn it off and the Snap-in stays a display and nothing more.