Layouts
Create before-after comparisons, do-and-don't views, or masonry grids to make your content more engaging.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Layouts in BrandBird?
Layouts let you arrange multiple images on a single canvas — create before-and-after comparisons, do-and-don't views, feature grids, or masonry layouts. Perfect for showcasing multiple product views or design iterations.
What types of layouts are available?
BrandBird offers side-by-side (2-up), grid (2×2, 3×3), masonry, before-and-after, and stacked layout options. Each layout automatically resizes and arranges your images for a clean, professional result.
How do I create a before-and-after comparison?
Select a side-by-side layout, drop your 'before' image in the left slot and 'after' image in the right slot. BrandBird aligns them automatically, and you can add labels, arrows, or divider lines for clarity.
Can I customize spacing and borders between images?
Yes. Adjust the gap between images, add rounded corners, and apply individual or shared backgrounds. Each image in the layout can also have its own shadow and border settings.
What are the best use cases for multi-image layouts?
Layouts work great for product comparisons, feature showcases, design portfolios, A/B test results, multi-step tutorials, and app store screenshot galleries where you need to show multiple views in one graphic.

