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Welcome to Sequencing Workbench.

The module that helps bridge having photos and knowing what they mean together. Make a sample book, see what it holds.

Bring photos in through the Photo bank, add a blank page, move things around.

Click a page to select it. Shift-click to add more. Drag to reorder, or select several and drag them together. × removes a single page. [ and ] rotate. The dot in the corner cycles through color flags. Shuffle randomizes the whole sequence — for when you need a fresh start. Select two or more photos first to shuffle only those, in place. Double-click a spread, or select a page and press F, to expand it. Expand fills the screen for looking only, and you move through the book left to right, a spread at a time.

Photo bank is a waiting room and a bin. Photos not yet placed and photos removed from the sequence live here. Click a chip to preview it. Drop photos directly into the bank while it is open. Drag chips into the sequence whenever you are ready.

Notes opens a panel where you can attach a thought to any page. Notes stay attached to the photo as you reorder.

Save downloads the sequence as a file. There is no auto-save here, so save again to keep it current. Load brings one back. Export sends it to PDF.

Print the PDF double-sided, flipped on the long edge, at actual size rather than fit to page, and keep the paper size you set here, Letter or A4. That places the cover, two blank inside pages, then your photos in order, so they fall as facing spreads when bound. Stack the sheets and bind along the left edge. Printers vary, so run a test page or two and check how the spreads land before printing a full book.

This tool grows through the people who use it. Leave an idea in the Tool expansion section.

Sequence, print, look.

keyboard

mac	windows
Cmd-Z	Ctrl-Z	Undo
Shift-Cmd-Z	Ctrl-Y	Redo
Cmd-S	Ctrl-S	Save
Cmd-O	Ctrl-O	Load
Cmd-E	Ctrl-E	Export PDF
Cmd-A	Ctrl-A	Select all
Cmd +/-	Ctrl +/-	Zoom
Shift-click	Shift-click	Add to
Delete	Delete	Remove
[	[	Rotate ↶
]	]	Rotate ↷
F	F	Expand
Esc	Esc	Close