Collage Maker

No images selected yet. Photos are centre-cropped to fill their cells, so mixed sizes and shapes sit neatly together.

A collage tells a bigger story than one photo can: a birthday in four frames, a product from every angle, a before-and-after, or a year of memories on a single card. This free Collage Maker combines two to six pictures into one polished image, with a choice of layouts, an adjustable gap, and any background colour, all inside your browser.

The maker copes with the real-world mess of phone photos, where every picture has a different size and shape. Each photo is centre-cropped to fill its cell exactly, so nothing looks stretched and no cell is left half empty. The honest trade-off is that the edges of wide or tall photos are trimmed to fit; keep the main subject near the centre and nothing important is lost. Layouts cover the common needs: two side by side or stacked for comparisons, a 2 by 2 grid for four shots, three in a row, and a 3 by 2 grid for six. The collage is composed at 1200 pixels wide, sharp enough for social media and everyday prints. Nothing is uploaded; your photos stay on your device.

How to use

  1. Click the file box and select two to six images at once.
  2. Choose a layout that matches how many photos you picked.
  3. Drag the gap slider to set the spacing between photos, or set it to zero for a seamless join.
  4. Pick a background colour; it shows through the gaps and frames the collage.
  5. Click Download Collage to save the combined image as a PNG.

Frequently asked questions

Why are the edges of some photos cut off?

Every cell in a layout has a fixed shape, but your photos do not. To fill each cell without distortion, the tool centres the photo and trims what overflows, the same approach Instagram uses. Subjects near the middle are always safe.

What if I pick more photos than the layout holds?

The first photos that fit are used, and the tool tells you so under the preview. Choose the 3 by 2 grid for five or six photos, or remove some images and select again for a smaller layout.

Can I rearrange the order of the photos?

Photos appear in the order your device lists the selected files, usually the order you tapped them. To change the arrangement, clear the selection and pick the files again in the order you want them to appear, left to right, top to bottom.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The collage is composed on a canvas in your browser, and your photos never leave your device.