Browser tool
Collage Maker for 2–9 Photos
Pick a few photos, choose how many columns you want, and this collage maker arranges them into a single image. Adjust the gap, the corner rounding and the background color, check the preview, then download the collage as a PNG. Everything runs in your browser, so the photos are never uploaded.
Your photos stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded and no account or credits are used.
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Add at least two photos to build a collage.
How to make a collage
Add your photos
Choose 2 to 9 images from your device. They appear in the order you add them, and you can remove one at any time.
Shape the layout
Set the column count, the aspect ratio, the gap between photos, the corner radius and the background color. A short last row spreads its photos across the full width instead of leaving a hole.
Download the PNG
The preview is the final image at 1600 pixels wide. Download it, then keep editing or compress it if you need a smaller file.
Columns decide the shape
Two columns suit portrait photos, product pairs and before-and-after shots. Three columns fit social grids, mood boards and screenshot roundups. The aspect ratio controls the canvas: 1:1 for feeds, 4:5 for portrait posts, 3:2 for photos and 16:9 for slides and video thumbnails. Photos are cropped from the center to fill their cell, so keep the subject near the middle.
A collage that never leaves your device
The images are decoded, arranged and exported by code running in this tab. There is no upload, no server-side rendering and no stored copy. Closing the page discards the work, so download the PNG before you leave. If you need a transparent subject first, start with remove background; for an exact solid or photo backdrop behind a cutout, use change image background.
Questions
How many photos can I put in one collage?
Two to nine. The grid grows by rows as you add photos, and a short last row widens its cells to fill the width.
Is this collage maker really free?
Yes. It is a browser tool, so there is no sign-in, no credits and no upload. The only limit is the memory your device gives the page for large photos.
Why are my photos cropped?
Each cell keeps its own shape, so photos are center-cropped to fill it without stretching. Keep the important part of the subject near the middle, or crop the photo yourself before adding it.
What size is the downloaded collage?
The PNG is 1600 pixels wide, with the height set by the aspect ratio you chose. That is large enough for feeds, slides and printing at small sizes.
Can I use the collage commercially?
The tool adds no watermark and claims no rights over your photos. Whether you may publish them depends on who owns the images you added.
Can I make a collage on a phone?
Yes. The layout switches to a single column on narrow screens and the controls stay usable, though a larger screen makes arranging photos easier.
