Photo Collage Maker

Arrange your photos into a clean collage for posts, stories or print.

Runs in your browser
Collage
Drop photos
No photos yetDrag a photo onto another to swap
Layout

How to use the Photo Collage Maker

  1. Drop between two and nine photos.
  2. Pick a layout; the choices adapt to the number of photos.
  3. Choose the size, background colour, spacing, border and corner rounding.
  4. Drag photos onto each other to swap places, then download the collage.

About this tool

A collage tells a story that one picture cannot: the highlights of a trip, a before-and-after, a product from several angles, or a set of event photos for a single post. This maker arranges your photos into a tidy grid with consistent gaps, so the result looks designed rather than thrown together.

Layouts adapt to how many photos you add, from simple side-by-side pairs to grids of nine, including arrangements with one large feature photo. Each photo fills its space neatly, cropped from the centre without stretching, and you can swap photos by dragging one onto another. Spacing and borders scale with the collage, so they look the same at any size.

Choose the output to suit where it is going: square or 4:5 for feeds, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for presentations and banners, or A4 at print resolution. There is no watermark and no sign-up, and the full-resolution collage is created on your own device.

This tool runs entirely in your browser. What you type or open is never sent to a server.

Frequently asked questions

How are photos cropped to fit?

Each photo is scaled to fill its cell and trimmed evenly from the edges, keeping the centre. If an important part is near the edge, crop the photo first or choose a layout whose cell has a similar shape.

Is there a watermark?

No. The collage contains only your photos and the background you choose.

What size should I choose for printing?

The A4 options are 2480 × 3508 pixels, which is 300 dots per inch on A4 paper, sharp enough for prints. Use JPG for photos to keep the file size reasonable.

Can I use iPhone HEIC photos?

In browsers that can display HEIC, such as Safari, yes. Otherwise convert them first with the HEIC to JPG tool.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The collage is built in your browser and saved directly to your device. Nothing leaves your computer.