Made for large albums

A full case record album can run to hundreds of photos. The app was tested with 750 photos of 24 megapixels each on 250 pages.

Add many photos at once

Open a whole folder, pick files, or drop photos from Windows Explorer.
Select photos and choose Add selected to page. Up to six go on the current page, each with a frame and a caption. More than six asks how many you want on each page and adds the pages for you.
Fill empty frames drops photos into a layout's frames in order.
A tick on each photo shows it is used, and how many times. Hide used shows only the ones still to place.

Your photos are never loaded at full size while you edit, only small previews, so 20 MB camera photos are no slower than phone photos.
Pages scroll like a document. Only the page you are working on is editable; click another page to switch.
Reorder pages by dragging them in the Pages tab.
Export shows the page it is on, the time so far and the time left, and can be cancelled. A 250-page album took about 6 minutes on our test computer; slower laptops take longer.

Save the album as a project file and open it again later.
Autosave runs as you work. If the app or the computer closes unexpectedly, the next start offers to bring the album back.
Up to 120 steps of undo.
Moved the project to another computer? Photos are looked for next to the project file, and missing ones can be found again from the side panel.