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Choose the pictures that belong in one collage

Start with a small set that tells one story: a trip, a product from several angles or a before-and-after pair. The tool accepts 2 to 9 photos for a single finished picture. Ten, twenty or thirty photos do not fit in one run.

For a larger collection, make separate collages in smaller groups. Adding more pictures also makes each subject smaller in the final composition. Leave out near-duplicates when a face, label or product detail needs room.

Let the photo count guide the collage layout

The Layout choices are Auto (fits your photos), 2 side by side, 2 stacked, 3 with one large, 4 grid, 6 grid or 9 grid. Start with Auto (fits your photos) when your set has an uneven count: the automatic arrangement handles five, seven or eight pictures without asking you to fill a larger grid.

Choose the overall Shape from 1:1 Square, 4:5 Portrait, 9:16 Story or 16:9 Wide. Changing that shape changes the cells too. A fixed layout needs enough pictures to fill its spaces; when you add more than it holds, it uses the first pictures in your selection. Check the photo count shown with the result.

Keep faces inside the collage cell crop

Each picture fills its cell completely. If the shapes differ, the engine trims the sides or the top and bottom. The crop is centered horizontally and favors the upper part slightly when trimming vertically. It does not detect faces or offer a handle to move each crop.

Try a different layout or overall shape when a face is cut off. You can also prepare the source in the separate Image Cropper. Pictures fill cells in selection order; remove and re-add a picture to move it later, or clear the set and add the pictures in your preferred order.

Set the space between pictures and around the grid

Spacing controls both the gaps between cells and the outside margin. Start at 12, then reduce it for a tighter composition. Zero removes the gaps; keep Rounded corners at zero too if you want the pictures to meet without curved openings.

In Advanced, Background colors the visible spaces and Rounded corners softens the photo corners. These settings scale with the output dimensions. They are not separate frames around each source photo, and rounding does not make the saved background transparent.

Read the collage dimensions before ordering a print

The result is one flattened JPEG with a target long edge of 2160 pixels. A browser canvas limit can reduce that size. Check the actual dimensions beside the result; selecting larger source photos does not increase the target output dimensions.

Cropping, resizing and JPEG compression can change detail. Inspect small faces and lettering in the saved file before printing. This tool has no custom paper size, DPI setting or PDF export. For an A4 page or a specific photo-paper size, place the finished picture in a print-layout app and check its fit there.

Assemble camera-roll pictures in the browser

Use a supported mobile or desktop browser to choose pictures from your device. The browser reads the files, crops each one and draws the collage locally. Your photos are not uploaded for this assembly. The page still needs to load its code, including a converter when an input needs one.

The collage engine draws the source pictures one at a time, but large inputs still need memory during preparation. If a phone struggles, try smaller copies or fewer pictures. Keep the originals so you can make another version without starting from an already-compressed collage.

Fill a missing place in the photo set

The collage arranges pictures you provide; it does not generate another scene. If your set needs an illustration or a product concept, the linked Ultra HD Image Generator creates a separate picture from a description. Review that image before adding it, especially when your collage documents a real event.

For a caption, open the finished collage in Add Text to Photo. For separate tiles cut from one picture, use Image Grid Splitter. Those are different finishing jobs: this tool brings several pictures together into a single file.

How do you use the photo collage maker?

1. Gather the collage pictures

   Choose 2 to 9 JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photos. Check their selection order before arranging the grid.

2. Choose the grid and canvas shape

   Pick a Layout and Shape. Use the automatic layout when your photo count does not match a fixed grid.

3. Style the gaps and inspect the crops

   Adjust Spacing, then the background and corners in Advanced. Make the collage and check that every important face or detail remains visible.

4. Save your result

   2 free downloads, 8 more after sign-in.

When is the free photo collage maker enough?

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