Now you can decide whether to rearrange, remove, or add photos. In the wizard, your photos are lined up in the order you selected them, labeled with the number of the scrapbook page on which the photo will appear. If you chose to create a title page, the first photo is marked Title.

To reposition a photo, click and drag it into a new location. To remove a photo from the creation, click it and then click the Remove Photo button. To add photos, click the Add Photos button, and then select the photos you want to include.

When you’re happy with the arrangement, click Next Step.

Now you can add titles and captions to your scrapbook pages. Photoshop Elements assembles the photos into the page you chose. You can also rotate photos by dragging the bounding box. To add text to a caption, click inside the caption box and type. You can choose a new font and size. When you finish, click Done. To navigate between pages, click the arrow buttons to the left and right of the page.

When you’re done, click the Next Step button.

In the last step, you can save the scrapbook in a few easy steps before you share it with friends or family. In the dialog box, type a name for the scrapbook (select Use Title For Name if you want name the file name to be the same as the title). Click Save.

In the final step, you can save the scrapbook as a PDF, print it, or e-mail the scrapbook to friends. Just click the corresponding button. Putting together a scrapbook with your favorite photos is quick and easy with Photoshop Elements 3.0.