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Make a photo collage

Put several photos together in one picture — for a story, a before-and-after, a product range or a memory board. Choose a layout, tweak the spacing, download.

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  1. 1Add 2–9 photos
  2. 2Choose layout
  3. 3Download

Drop 2 to 9 photos here

Select several photos at once. You can add more later.

Tip: tap one photo and then another to swap their places.

Layout

"Feature" makes the first photo big.

Shape
Background

Collage downloaded

Your collage has been saved to your downloads.

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How to make a photo collage

1
Add your photosSelect between 2 and 9 photos. They're arranged automatically in the order you picked them.
2
Choose a layout and styleTry Grid, Feature, Row or Column, pick a shape for where you'll post it, and adjust spacing, corners and background. Tap two photos to swap them.
3
DownloadYour collage is saved as a high-resolution JPG, 2160 pixels on its longest side.

Collage ideas

  • Trip or event recap: 6–9 photos in a grid tell the story in one post.
  • Product range: show every colour or variant side by side for a shop listing.
  • Before and after: two photos in a Row — or use our dedicated before & after maker.
  • Feature layout: one hero shot with details next to it, ideal for recipes, outfits and real estate.

Getting a clean result

Each photo is centred and trimmed to fill its box, so keep the main subject near the middle of each picture. Photos with similar lighting and colours make a collage feel calm and unified; a thin white or black spacing line keeps busy photos from blending into each other.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos can a collage have?

Between 2 and 9. Beyond nine, each photo becomes too small to see clearly on a phone.

How do I change the order?

Tap (or click) one photo in the preview, then tap another — they swap places.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The collage is put together in your browser and your photos never leave your device.

Why is part of my photo cut off?

Photos are trimmed to fill their box neatly. Try a different layout or shape so the boxes better match your photos' proportions.

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