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AlbumStomp 1.55 for Mac

AlbumStomp 1.55 for Mac

Mac Photo & Design
Updated Nov 4, 2026
Mac Photo & Design • Updated Nov 4, 2026

AlbumStomp 1.55 for Mac, from StompSoftware, is album design software made for photographers who deliver wedding albums, family yearbooks and photo books. Album layout is normally the slow part of the job — nudging images around a page in a general design program — and AlbumStomp replaces that with a drag-and-drop workflow built only for spreads.

You drop the photos you want onto a spread and AlbumStomp snaps them into a clean collage layout automatically; if you do not like that arrangement, you shuffle through alternatives or adjust it yourself. Finished designs export at print quality for whichever album company you use, since StompSoftware sells the design tool rather than the printing. It is paid software, and the makers offer a free trial that lets you design a book before paying for a licence.

Key Features

  • Automatic spread layouts: drop in photos and they snap into a finished collage design
  • Shuffle and swap layout options until a spread looks right, then fine-tune by hand
  • Change album size mid-project if your print lab or package changes
  • Exports print-ready files you can send to any album or photo book printing company
  • Pairs with the companion AlbumPrüfr service to proof designs with clients online

How to Download

  1. Download from the official site
  2. On the StompSoftware site, follow the AlbumStomp download for Mac, or start with the free trial version.
  3. Drag the AlbumStomp app into your Applications folder, launch it, and activate your licence when you are ready to export final pages.

Is AlbumStomp free?
No, it is paid software, sold by StompSoftware as a licence rather than a subscription service in its classic form. A free trial is available so you can design with it first, but exporting your finished album for a client requires the paid version.

Does AlbumStomp print the album for me?
No. AlbumStomp is design software only. You export the finished spreads and upload them to the printing company of your choice, which keeps you free to use any lab you already work with.

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