Image Collage Maker

Create beautiful image collages from multiple photos with customizable layouts.

Create collages

Upload images, choose a layout, and customize the appearance. All processing happens in your browser.

Layout

2×2 Grid

4 images in a square

Image Fit

Shows the complete image with background padding

Style

Images (0/4)

No images added

Preview

Add images to create a collage

About

About the Image Collage Maker

The Image Collage Maker combines multiple photos into a single grid image — pick a preset layout (side-by-side, 2×2, 3×3, and more) or set custom rows and columns, tune the gap and background color, choose whether images fill or fit their cells, and download the result as a PNG. Composition happens on a canvas entirely in your browser: your photos are never uploaded, which makes it safe for private pictures. Output size is adjustable (1200px wide by default) so the collage stays sharp when shared.

How to use the Image Collage Maker

  1. 1Upload two or more images (or drag and drop them).
  2. 2Choose a layout — presets from 2 side-by-side up to a 3×3 grid, or custom rows × columns.
  3. 3Adjust the gap between cells and pick a background color.
  4. 4Choose fit mode: contain shows each photo whole, cover fills each cell edge-to-edge.
  5. 5Download the finished collage as a PNG.

Common use cases

  • Before/after comparisons for design, fitness, or renovation posts
  • Combining product shots into one catalogue image
  • Making a photo grid for a birthday, trip, or year-in-review post
  • Merging screenshots into a single image for a bug report or tutorial
  • Building a mood board from reference images

Frequently asked questions

How many photos can I combine?

The presets cover 2, 3, 4, 6, and 9 images (2×1 through 3×3), and the custom rows × columns option lets you build other grid sizes. Images are placed in the order you add them.

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. The collage is composed on an HTML canvas entirely in your browser and downloaded directly from it — your images never leave your device, so it's safe for family photos, screenshots, and anything private.

What's the difference between the fit modes?

Contain scales each photo to fit inside its cell completely, showing the whole image with the background color filling any leftover space. Cover scales each photo to fill its cell edge-to-edge, cropping the overflow — cleaner-looking grids, at the cost of some cropping.

What format is the download?

PNG, rendered at the output size you set (1200px wide by default) — crisp enough for social posts, chat, and documents.