Combine photos into a collage, grid or side-by-side image. Reframe each picture, adjust spacing and backgrounds, then download one PNG, JPG or WebP.
Download your finished file.
Arrange photos in a grid, place them side by side or build a feature layout. Reframe each photo, set the canvas size and spacing, then download one combined PNG, JPG or WebP image.
Start with Grid, Side by side, Stacked, Feature left, Feature top or Filmstrip.
Grid distributes the images across rows and offers Automatic or 1 to 6 columns. Side by side creates one horizontal row; Stacked creates one vertical column. Feature left and Feature top give the first photo more space. Filmstrip starts a 3000 x 1000 canvas with wider margins. Each uploaded image occupies one frame, in thumbnail order.
Select a photo in the collage or its thumbnail, then drag inside its frame.
Fill each frame covers the cell and crops any excess at the edges. Show the whole photo fits the full image at 100% Photo zoom and can leave background visible around it. Photo zoom runs from 100% to 300%. Left and Right rotate the selected photo by 90 degrees; Reset photo restores its centered, unrotated, 100% view. Arrow keys also move the selected photo within its frame.
Use an aspect preset or enter Width (px) and Height (px).
Square starts at 2000 x 2000 px. Portrait is 1600 x 2000, Story 1080 x 1920, Landscape 2400 x 1600, Widescreen 2560 x 1440 and Filmstrip 3000 x 1000. Custom dimensions accept 100 to 8000 px on each edge, with a maximum of 32 megapixels in total. Increasing the canvas can enlarge a source photo, but it cannot add missing detail.
Adjust Spacing, Outer margin and Rounded corners, then choose a background.
Spacing controls the gap between frames, while Outer margin controls the space around the layout. Under Corners and background, set Rounded corners and Background color. Transparent background is available for PNG and WebP. JPG needs an opaque background, so clear source pixels and unused frame areas use the chosen fill. Large margins or gaps may require a larger canvas.
Use the thumbnail arrows, Shuffle, Undo and Redo.
Thumbnail order determines frame order. Shuffle tries a different arrangement of the same photos. Undo and Redo restore recent composition changes, including layout settings, photo framing and ordering. Adding or removing a source starts a fresh history for that set of images. These controls help during the current editing session; the downloaded image is not an editable collage project.
Choose PNG, JPG or WebP under Save as, then select Start.
PNG uses lossless output encoding. JPG and WebP offer Image quality from 1 to 100; lowering it can reduce file size and change fine detail. The export uses the uploaded originals, not the small preview, and saves one file named collage with the selected extension. Orientation is applied to the pixels and source metadata is removed. The input files on your device are not overwritten.
25 MB maximum per file. Up to 20 input files per run. 500 MB maximum combined upload.
Each source is limited to 60 megapixels, with a 240-megapixel combined source budget. The output canvas is limited to 8000 pixels per edge and 32 megapixels total. Animated and multi-image inputs contribute their first still frame.
The browser displays the composition while you edit. Unsupported browser formats may be uploaded to prepare a preview. Selecting Start uploads the source images and layout for the final server-rendered collage; no AI processing is used.
Files are processed on the server. Preview preparation may also upload a file when browser decoding is unavailable or a document preview is needed. Server downloads are available to your session for up to two hours.
For an image result, use Continue to below the download results to choose a compatible next step. You can select which images to carry over; the next tool starts with its own settings.
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A few answers before you get started.
Temporary server processingYes. Choose Side by side for a horizontal row or Stacked for a vertical column. Grid and the feature layouts arrange larger groups across several rows or frames.
Choose Show the whole photo and leave Photo zoom at 100%. Background may be visible around the image when the photo and frame have different proportions.
No. Choose a different Canvas size preset or enter custom Width (px) and Height (px). The editor permits 100 to 8000 pixels per edge and a maximum of 32 megapixels.
Neither is needed for this tool. The result is one combined image in the selected PNG, JPG or WebP format.
No. The first still frame of an animated or multi-image source is used. The collage is flattened, with no editable source layers or animation.
Both are arrangements of several images on one canvas. Choose Side by side or Stacked for a simple combination, or Grid and the feature layouts for a photo collage. Each picture can be reframed independently.
