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HomeToolsImagePhoto Collage Maker

Photo Collage Maker

  • In-browser
  • No signup
  • Grid layouts

Combine several supported images into one raster collage using preset layouts, fit modes, canvas sizes, gap, and background controls.

Core processing runs in your browser and does not upload this file for the task.

Preparing the editor...

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

Continue your workflow

  • Image CompressorReduce an image’s file size. Collage composes photos into one grid; it does not compress.
  • Image ResizerResize by exact pixels, percentage, or presets. Collage uses fixed canvas presets; it is not a dedicated resizer.
  • Image ConverterRe-encode JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF. Collage can export PNG, JPG, or WebP of the composed grid; it is not a dedicated format converter.

What this tool does

Photo Collage Maker composites several decoded images onto one raster canvas and encodes PNG, JPEG, or WebP.

When to choose it instead of a similar DevToolKit tool

  • Use this for a single grid image.
  • Use Image to PDF for one image per PDF page.
  • There is no free-form drag layout beyond the five presets.

Typical jobs this page is built for

  • Build a 1200×1200 4-grid (the default layout and Square canvas).
  • Make a 1080×1920 Story collage with Cover cropping.
  • Export PNG when you want the collage without JPEG quantization; use JPG when the destination wants JPEG.

Supported inputs, limits, and output behavior

Inputs
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP; 20 MB each. No separate MAX_IMAGES constant.
Canvas
Square 1200×1200, Portrait 1080×1350, Story 1080×1920, Landscape 1600×900.
Quality
JPEG/WebP slider min 60, default 92, clamped 0.5–1 on encode. PNG omits quality.

How the transformation actually works

loadCollageItems uses Image + object URLs. renderCollageToCanvas fills the preset size, then drawImageInSlot per cell. GIF/WebP animation is not preserved as animation.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. Click Choose photos or drop files.
  2. Pick a layout.
  3. Reorder with Move earlier / Move later.
  4. Pick a canvas size.
  5. Pick Cover, Contain, or Stretch.
  6. Set Gap and Background.
  7. Pick PNG, JPG, or WebP, then Quality if it appears.
  8. Edit File name if you do not want the default.
  9. Click Create collage.
  10. Check each cell in the download.

What can change in the output

Cover crops. Stretch changes aspect. JPEG flattens the whole canvas including the background fill. Cell images are resampled to slot size.

Known limitations and failure cases

  • Corrupt files marked error.
  • NO_IMAGES if nothing usable.
  • EXPORT_FAILED on empty blob.
  • No per-cell zoom beyond fit mode.

Privacy / where data goes

Composition runs in the browser. The privacy line on the upload panel notes that usage/diagnostic metadata may still be sent. Identified analytics may include file counts, canvas preset, layout, and output format, not the photo pixels.

Practical output-review checklist

  • Confirm which photos landed in which cells; only the first layout.count ready images are drawn.
  • Check Cover cropping of faces.
  • If JPEG, confirm the gap color matches backgroundColor.
  • Open the download at the canvas pixel size (Square 1200×1200, Portrait 1080×1350, Story 1080×1920, Landscape 1600×900).

Frequently asked questions

What if I add more photos than the layout has cells?

getUsableItems keeps ready items and slice(0, layout.count). Extra files stay in the list but are not drawn until you change layout or reorder them into the first N slots.

Is 3 Grid different from 2 Top / 1 Bottom?

getSlots uses the same geometry for 3-grid and 2-top-1-bottom: two cells on top, one wide cell below. 4-grid is four equal cells. 2-grid is two side-by-side. 1-left-2-right is one tall left cell and two stacked right cells.

What do Cover, Contain, and Stretch do in a cell?

Cover fills the slot and may crop edges. Contain fits the whole image and may show backgroundColor in the leftover area. Stretch maps the image to the slot exactly and can distort aspect. Default fit is Cover; default gap is 16 px (0–48).

Which formats can I export?

PNG, JPG, or WebP. JPEG/WebP use the quality slider (min 60, default 92, clamped 0.5–1 on encode). PNG omits quality. JPEG flattens the whole canvas, which was filled with backgroundColor (default #ffffff) before cells were drawn.

Related tools

Common next steps after using this tool.

Image Compressor

Compress a JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF image with format, quality, and optional resize controls.

Image Resizer

Resize a JPG, PNG, or WebP image by exact dimensions, percentage, or common web and social presets.

Image Converter

Decode a supported image and re-encode it to JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF with quality, transparency, and optional resize controls.

Image Crop

Select a rectangular region from one JPG, PNG, or WebP with aspect presets, pixel coordinates, and format-aware export.

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