PhotoCocktail allows you to quickly and easily generate a stunning image using your favorite photos, with one image as the source and the remainder used to create a mosaic. This tutorial will show you how to organize the images you want to use, and how to modify the various settings in the extension like grid density, blending and output.

NOTE: if you are using CorelDRAW 2017 or later, PhotoCocktail will be included in your installation and you do not need to download it from the Get More section. You can access PhotoCocktail under the Effects menu or by opening the PhotoCocktail docker/inspector under Window > Dockers/Inspectors > Effects > PhotoCocktail.

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  1. chuckbaggett says

    When I try to use PhotoCocktail, I get an error message and no mosaic is made.
    “Error
    The selected image library is too small. Change the duplicate settings, or select a larger image library.”

    • gilliandarby says

      Hi Chuck,

      You can try enabling the Duplicates checkbox, this will repeat the tiles if you are working with a small number of images. It will depend on your settings. For example, if you have 25 columns by 10 rows, you would need a library of at least 250 images if Duplicates is NOT enabled.

      Hope this helps!
      Discovery Center team

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