I built Fogbottom Visual Image Sequencer because I wanted a simple way to arrange illustrations and other images into a specific order without constantly renaming files or switching between applications.

While working on illustrated books, I found that organizing pictures into the right sequence was more frustrating than it should have been. I wanted something visual: load the images, arrange them in the order I want, and export them with consistently numbered filenames.

That's what VISA does. It's a focused Windows utility, completely free, and it works offline without accounts or subscriptions.

The feedback I'd appreciate most:

Is the interface intuitive when you first open it?
Are there parts of the sequencing or export workflow that feel unnecessarily complicated?
Does it solve a problem you encounter in your own creative projects?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from illustrators, storyboard creators, photographers and anyone regularly working with image sequences.

This is one of the first free applications I've released under Fogbottom, and I'd love to hear how people actually use it.

That's what VISA does. It's a focused Windows utility, completely free, and it works offline without accounts or subscriptions.

The feedback I'd appreciate most:

Is the interface intuitive when you first open it?
Are there parts of the sequencing or export workflow that feel unnecessarily complicated?
Does it solve a problem you encounter in your own creative projects?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from illustrators, storyboard creators, photographers and anyone regularly working with image sequences.

This is one of the first free applications I've released under Fogbottom, and I'd love to hear how people actually use it.

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Free Windows application for arranging images by drag

Free Windows application for arranging images by drag