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PicPile

Turn a pile of images into one polished picture. Drop them into a styled grid or frame each on its own, label them with titles and captions, and export sharp — PicPile handles the padding, backdrops, corners, and shadows.

macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon & Intel · Free trial, then a one-time license

What it does

Grid or individual

Pile every image into one styled card, or keep them individual — each shot framed the same way and exported as its own file. Switch modes with one click.

Style the whole canvas

Dial in padding, the spacing between shots, corner rounding, and a soft shadow or glow. Set the backdrop to transparent, light, dark, or any custom color.

Titles & captions

Give any image a title and a caption, rendered right into the export at a size that scales with the canvas. Click a photo to edit its text inline.

Drop, open, or paste

Drag images in, choose them from a panel, or paste — ⌘V takes both copied files and raw image data like screenshots or a copy from Preview.

Frame it your way

Individual mode fits each shot to its own aspect, or letterboxes it to 16:10, 16:9, or 4:3 — with a live preview that shows exactly what you'll export.

Native, localized, self-updating

Built in SwiftUI — a universal binary that launches instantly. Localized in 11 languages, saves native .picpile documents, and auto-updates via Sparkle.

Screenshots

PicPile compositing several images into one styled grid on a soft backdrop
PicPile’s inspector — padding, spacing, corners, effect, backdrop, and per-image text

Get PicPile

On the Mac App Store, or a notarized direct download with a free trial.

macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon & Intel

Support

Questions, bug reports, or feature requests? Email ben.dansby@gmail.com and you’ll get a reply, usually within a day or two.