Photo · Collage · Free
Photo collage maker
Combine 2 to 9 photos into a single grid collage — square, portrait, or story shape — and download it as one JPG.
How to make a photo collage online
Add 2 to 9 photos — the collage builds itself automatically and updates live as you go. Drag a thumbnail onto another one to swap their positions, or click a thumbnail's ✕ to remove it. Pick a collage shape (square, portrait, or story) at any time and the preview updates instantly. Each photo fills its grid cell completely — cropped to fit, not stretched — so the result has no awkward gaps or distortion.
How many photos can I put in one collage?
Up to 9 photos, arranged automatically into a grid (2, 3, 4, 6, or 9 photos give the cleanest grids, but any count from 2 to 9 works).
What shape can the collage be?
Choose square (1:1, good for Instagram posts), portrait (4:5), or story (9:16, sized for Instagram/WhatsApp Stories) from the design controls below the preview.
Can I customize the collage's design?
Yes — choose an even grid or a "Featured" layout (one large photo alongside smaller ones), adjust the spacing between photos (none, thin, or thick), pick sharp or rounded corners, and pick any background color from the full color picker (or a quick preset swatch), all updating the live preview instantly.
Will my photos get cropped?
Each photo fills its grid cell completely (cropped to fit, not stretched or distorted) so the collage has no gaps or empty white space around a photo.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No — the whole collage is built entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photos never leave your device.
What image formats can I use for the collage?
JPG and PNG photos both work, and you can freely mix the two formats within the same collage — a JPG photo from a camera and a PNG screenshot can sit side by side in the same grid.
Is the downloaded collage high resolution enough for printing?
The collage is rendered at your original photos' resolution rather than a fixed small preview size, so a collage made from full-resolution camera or phone photos downloads at a size suitable for printing, not just for sharing online.