Photo Collage Maker
Combine 2-9 photos into one image with ready-made layouts, adjustable spacing, and full-resolution downloads.
Drop 2-9 photos here or click to choose them
JPG, PNG, or WebP
Composed on your device — your photos are never uploaded.
How it works
- Drop 2-9 photos onto the tool or click to pick them — a fitting layout is suggested automatically.
- Choose a different layout from the mini-diagrams, drag photos between cells to swap them, and adjust spacing, corner radius, background color, and output size.
- Click Download JPG or Download PNG to save the collage at full output resolution.
Frequently asked questions
- How many photos can I put in one collage?
- Between 2 and 9 photos. The tool suggests a layout that matches your photo count — for example two side-by-side for 2 photos or a 3x3 grid for 9 — and you can switch to any other template at any time. If a layout has fewer cells than photos, the extras are simply left out until you pick a larger grid.
- Are my photos uploaded to a server?
- No. The collage is composed entirely in your browser using the canvas element, so your photos never leave your device. That also means there is no upload wait and the preview updates instantly as you change settings.
- What resolution will the downloaded collage have?
- You choose the output size: 1080x1080 square, 1080x1350 portrait, 1920x1080 widescreen, or an original-fit mode that sizes the canvas from your photos. The download is rendered at that exact pixel size, not at the on-screen preview size, so it stays sharp for printing and social media.
- How do I rearrange photos inside the collage?
- Drag a photo from one cell and release it over another to swap the two. This works with a mouse and with touch on phones. Each cell center-crops its photo to fill the space, so swapping also changes how each image is framed.
- Should I download the collage as JPG or PNG?
- JPG produces a much smaller file and is the right choice for sharing on social media or messaging apps. PNG is lossless and keeps hard edges and text perfectly crisp, which matters if you plan to edit the collage further or print it. Both are exported at the full selected resolution.
About this tool
This collage maker joins 2 to 9 photos into a single image using classic layout templates: two side-by-side, two stacked, three columns, one big photo with two small ones, 2x2 and 3x3 grids, and a filmstrip strip that grows with your photo count. When you add photos, the tool suggests the template that fits their number best, and every template is shown as a small clickable diagram so you can compare arrangements at a glance.
Everything runs client-side. Your photos are read directly into the browser, drawn onto an HTML canvas, and never transmitted anywhere — useful when the pictures are private family shots or unreleased product images. Each cell uses cover cropping: the photo is scaled to fill the cell completely and centered, so mixed portrait and landscape photos still produce a clean grid with no letterboxing.
The controls stay deliberately small. A spacing slider sets the gap between photos and around the outer edge, a corner radius slider rounds each cell from sharp squares to soft tiles, and a background color picker fills the gaps — white for a clean look, black for a gallery feel, or a color pulled from the photos themselves. The output size selector covers the common social formats: square 1080 for feed posts, 1080x1350 portrait for maximum feed height, and 1920x1080 for slides and video thumbnails.
A practical tip: set spacing to zero and radius to zero for a seamless photo grid, or push spacing up with a white background for a polaroid-style board. Because the canvas renders at the full output resolution rather than the preview size, the downloaded JPG or PNG is print-ready — a 1080x1350 collage prints cleanly at roughly 4x5 inches at 270 DPI.