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I replaced my old Photoshop diptych script with an app, and just released it for free When I shot more seriously, every diptych was the same routine: open Photoshop, run a script, fix the borders by hand, add a caption, export. Collage apps didn't help: they're built for stories, not for prints. So I built Poliframe. First as a native Mac app, and now as a free, open-source app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. You drop in photos, pick a layout (or split cells and drag dividers to make your own), set the mat and spacing, add a caption with camera settings from EXIF, check the DPI for your paper size, and export a 16-bit TIFF in the color space you need. It's v1.0, so I'd love to hear what breaks or what feels off. github.com/antonreshetov/poliframe/releases