How do I create a Mosaic-Crop from my image?

You can easily create a mosaic of an image that runs over a set of image frames.

To create a mosaic:

1. Select a set of image frames on your document (e.g. Command-A):

   Select images.

2. Drag & Drop one image from the image browser onto one of the selected image frames:

   Drop mosaic image.

Posterino will add the dragged image to every selected image frame and adjust the image crop of each individual frame to form the mosaic.

To update a mosaic:

You may have altered the position or size of some of your images that form a mosaic. The mosaic may now need an update to get back in place again.

1. Select all image frames that form the mosaic:

   Select images.

2. Context-click (ctrl key + mouse click) one of the selected image frames and choose Apply Mosaic-Crop from the context menu:

   Choose 'Apply Mosaic-Crop' from context menu.

Please not that the Apply Mosaic-Crop context menu command will be added to the context menu only if all selected image frames hold the same image.

Tip

- You don't need to select all images on your document for the mosaic. This feature will work on a sub-set of images too.
- The Mosaic-Crop works with any kind of layout.
- Hold down the Option key while you drop the image to the set of selected frames to add the image to every single frame without applying a Mosaic-Crop.
- Click the Shuffle button on the bottom toolbar of the document window to create a puzzle from your mosaic ;-)

Related Topics

- How do I crop an image?