How to Place a Grid of Images in InDesign

Learn how to place a grid of images into an InDesign file and adjust the gaps in-between using the Gap tool.

Khara Plicanic Khara Plicanic

In this quick InDesign video, Khara Plicanic places images into an InDesign file, arranged neatly in a grid. She creates the rows and columns with the arrow keys while placing all the images at once. After creating the grid, Khara adjusts the spaces between the images using the Gap tool.

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This article was last modified on August 29, 2025

This article was first published on July 10, 2025

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