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Grid View and Full Screen View in Batch (Web App)

How to enter and exit Grid View and Full Screen View in Batch. Web App.

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Written by Craig Wright

The Web App version of Photoroom has two views available in the Batch Editor:

  • Grid View

  • Full Screen View

This article explains what each view is for and how you can switch between the views.


Availability

  • Grid View and Full Screen View are only available on the Web App

  • Batch is available on all subscriptions.


Grid View

In Grid View, the images in your batch are displayed in rows and columns. It is useful when editing multiple images at once, for example, when changing the background or the padding.

Grid View of a batch on the Web App. It shows the images in rows and columns.

Grid View is the default view. If you want to focus on editing batch images individually, switch to Full Screen View.


Full Screen View

In Full Screen View, you get a larger view of a single batch image. This makes it easier to focus on editing one image at a time.

Full Screen View in Batch on the Web App. It shows a larger view of a single image in the batch.

To learn how to switch between Grid View and Full Screen View, see Steps below.


Steps (Web App)

To switch between Grid View and Full Screen View on the Web App:

  1. Create a batch of images.

    By default, your batch is shown in Grid View.

  2. Double-click an image to display it in Full Screen View.

    Alternatively, select the Full Screen View icon in the bar at the bottom.

    Close-up of bar at the bottom of the screen. An arrow points the leftmost icon which is for switching to Full Screen View.


  3. To load a different image in Full Screen View, select it from the thumbnails at the bottom.

    Close-up of the preview thumbnails shown at the bottom in Full Screen View.


  4. To exit Full Screen View and return to Grid View, select the Grid View icon.

    Close up of the bar at the bottom in Full Screen View. An arrow points to the leftmost icon which is for Grid View.


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