From the course: InDesign: Elements of a Layout
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Picture grid - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: InDesign: Elements of a Layout
Picture grid
- [Voiceover] A picture grid gives the chance to use a number of images without any one of them taking center stage. A grid of photos is a good option if you have several good but not great images. Or if you need to give equal billing to separate figures or items in a group. Or if the images are in a sequence. In my layout in progress on the second spread, I'm going to create a numbered grid of pictures with an accompanying caption block. I'll come first to my layers panel and target my pictures layer. Press F to access my frame tool. And I'm going to draw a grid on the bottom half of the left hand page. So I'll click and drag. As I'm doing this, I'll tap my right arrow to divide it into five columns and my up arrow to divide it into three rows. I'll come to the object styles and apply the fill frame text wrap auto fit object style to those frames. In case you missed this, which was created in an earlier step, this object style has the fill frame proportionally frame fitting option…
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