Combine several photos into one image with nine layouts, adjustable spacing and rounded corners. Sized for Instagram, stories or A4 print, and built entirely in your browser.
Drop your photos here
or click to browse — select 2 to 12 images at once
Side by side, stacked, a feature image with a column beside it, even grids and a full three by three. The layout is suggested automatically from how many photos you add.
Square and portrait Instagram posts, vertical stories, landscape, or A4 at 300 DPI when the collage is going to be printed rather than posted.
Gap, outer border and corner rounding are separate controls. Tight and square reads as editorial, generous and rounded reads as friendly.
Step by step
Select two to twelve images at once. A layout is chosen automatically to match how many you added.
Click any of the nine arrangements. Photos fill the cells in the order shown on the strip below the canvas.
Drag thumbnails on the strip to move photos between cells, or press shuffle to randomise them.
Adjust the gap between photos, the outer border and the corner rounding, then choose a background colour that suits the images.
Optionally add text under the collage, then download the finished image.
FAQ
Between two and twelve works best. Layouts hold between two and nine cells; if you add more photos than the layout has cells, the extras are simply not shown, so pick a layout with enough space.
Yes, each photo is scaled to cover its cell and centred, which fills the frame without distorting proportions. If an important part of a photo is being cut off, crop it first with the crop tool to control exactly what stays.
1080 by 1080 for a square Instagram post, 1080 by 1350 for portrait, 1080 by 1920 for a story or reel, 1920 by 1080 for landscape screens, and A4 at 300 DPI if the collage will be printed.
Drag the thumbnails on the strip beneath the canvas. Photos fill the layout cells in the order shown, so moving a thumbnail moves its photo.
Yes. Text direction is detected automatically, so Arabic and other right-to-left scripts flow correctly without any extra setting.
Each photo is scaled to fit its cell, so a large photo in a small cell loses resolution it did not need. The collage itself is exported at high quality, which is why the print size option produces a much larger file.
No. The collage is composed entirely in your browser using the canvas element, so nothing is transmitted.
This photo collage maker combines several images into one, with nine layouts covering everything from a simple side-by-side pair to a full three by three grid. Add your photos and a suitable layout is selected automatically based on how many you have.
The output is sized for its destination rather than left as an arbitrary canvas. Square and portrait sizes for Instagram posts, a vertical format for stories and reels, landscape for screens, and A4 at 300 DPI when the collage is going to be printed rather than posted.
Three separate spacing controls change the character of the result more than the layout does. A tight gap with square corners and no border reads as editorial and modern. Generous spacing with heavy rounding and a coloured border reads as friendly and casual. Both come from the same photos and the same grid.
Photos fill their cells using a cover crop, which scales each image to fill its space and centres it without distorting proportions. Reordering is done by dragging thumbnails on the strip beneath the canvas, and a shuffle button randomises the arrangement when you want to see alternatives quickly.
Everything is composed in your browser and nothing is uploaded. For finer control, crop individual photos first with the crop tool, adjust their colour in the photo editor, or add branding afterwards with the text and logo studio.