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Photo Collage Maker

Combine multiple images into a single collage directly in your browser.

  • No signup
  • Local-first
  • Grid layouts

Preparing the editor...

The guide and instructions on this page are available while the tool loads.

Continue your workflow

  • Image CompressorReduce collage file size.
  • Image ResizerResize for print or social.
  • JPG to PDFExport collage as a PDF.

Photo Collage Maker arranges multiple images into one grid for social posts, before/after layouts, product highlights, and quick moodboards.

Pick cover mode to fill each cell (may crop edges) or contain mode to show the full image with padding.

Everything composes locally in the browser. Export a single image, then compress if you need a smaller upload for Instagram or email.

Common uses for Photo Collage Maker

Typical tasks this tool is built for.

  • Create social media-ready photo collages.
  • Build before-and-after layouts and comparisons.
  • Combine product photos into a single visual.
  • Make quick moodboards and creative compositions.

How to use Photo Collage Maker

  1. Step 1. Upload the images you want in the collage (check max file size per image).
  2. Step 2. Pick a grid layout that matches your image count and aspect goal.
  3. Step 3. Adjust cover/contain mode so faces or products are not awkwardly cropped.
  4. Step 4. Download the finished collage and compress if you plan to post it online.

Why use this tool?

  • Combine multiple photos into one grid layout for social posts, comparisons, or quick showcases.
  • Runs locally — images stay on your device while you arrange the collage.
  • Choose row/column grids and cover vs contain fitting per tile.

Privacy and formats

Collage layout runs locally in your browser. Source photos are not uploaded for composition.

Input: JPGInput: PNGInput: WEBPInput: AVIFOutput: JPGOutput: PNGOutput: WEBPOutput: AVIF

Best results with Photo Collage Maker

Practical tips before you download or share the output.

Use cover mode to fill each tile more aggressively, or contain mode to keep every full image visible inside its slot.

Related tools

Common next steps after using this tool.

Image Compressor

Compress PNG, JPG, WebP, and AVIF images with a fast online compressor.

Background Remover

Remove image backgrounds online and download transparent PNG results.

JPG to PDF Converter

Convert JPG images into a single PDF directly in your browser.

Image to PDF Converter

Convert one or more images into a single PDF directly in your browser.

Image Crop

Crop images with zoom, rotation, and aspect ratio presets in your browser.

Image Rotate & Flip

Rotate and flip images directly in your browser.

Common problems this tool helps with

Situations where this workflow saves time.

Mixed portrait and landscape photos — contain mode shows letterboxing; cover mode crops edges.
Low-resolution inputs — collages cannot add detail; start with sharp originals.
Huge output file — many full-resolution tiles produce a heavy PNG; resize sources first.
Brand consistency — use Image Resizer on each tile before collaging for uniform dimensions.

Frequently asked questions

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Collage composition runs locally in your browser.

What is cover vs contain?

Cover fills each cell and may crop. Contain shows the full image with possible empty padding in the cell.

Which download format should I use?

PNG preserves sharp edges and text overlays. JPG yields smaller files for social uploads.

Can I reorder tiles after uploading?

Re-upload in the desired order or reset and start a new grid if the UI does not support drag reorder.

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