Photo Collage Maker
Combine multiple photos into a beautiful collage with grid, mosaic, and freeform layout options. Upload 2–20 photos, select a layout template, adjust the spacing between photos and the border width, and download the finished collage as a single high-quality image. Perfect for social media albums, photo books, event highlights, and creative projects. All processing is browser-based.
How to Use Photo Collage Maker
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Upload your photos
Click the upload area or drag and drop 2–20 JPG, PNG, or WebP images. Photos are added to the layout panel where you can rearrange them by dragging.
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Choose a layout
Select a layout template: 2-photo side-by-side, 3-photo L-shape, 4-photo grid, magazine mosaic, Instagram-style grid, or freeform (drag photos to any position and size).
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Adjust spacing and style
Set the gap between photos (0 for borderless, or 4–20px for defined grid lines). Choose a background colour for the gaps. Add an outer border if desired.
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Resize individual photos
Click any photo in the layout to drag its edges and resize it within the grid. Rearrange the order by dragging photos to swap their positions.
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Download
Set the output width (recommended: 2048px for social media, 3000px for print) and click Download. The collage is saved as a single high-resolution JPG or PNG.
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About Photo Collage Maker
The Photo Collage Maker combines multiple photos into a single composition using grid layouts, freeform arrangements, or classic collage styles. Perfect for creating social media posts, family keepsakes, event recaps, mood boards, and product showcases — the collage maker gives you professional-looking multi-photo compositions without any design experience.
Photo collages are created for:
- Combining event photos (weddings, birthdays, vacations) into a single shareable image
- Creating before-and-after comparison images for fitness, home renovation, or product reviews
- Making mood boards and visual inspiration collections for design projects
- Showcasing multiple product photos in a single marketplace listing image
- Creating Instagram carousel-style composite images that show progression or variety
The collage engine uses a CSS grid-inspired layout algorithm running on HTML5 Canvas. Grid layouts are calculated by dividing the total canvas area into cells of equal or weighted proportions, with configurable gap spacing between cells. Each uploaded photo is loaded into a canvas ImageBitmap and drawn into its assigned cell using drawImage() with contain or cover scaling modes. Cover mode (default) fills each cell completely, cropping the image to fit. Contain mode shows the full image with letterboxing. Text overlay uses Canvas text rendering with the same quality controls as the meme generator. The final composite canvas is encoded to PNG or JPG and offered for download.
Layouts: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12 photo grids; horizontal and vertical splits; featured-large with thumbnail strip. Canvas sizes: 1080×1080 (Instagram), 1920×1080 (landscape), 1080×1920 (portrait story), custom. Gap: 0px (seamless) to 20px. Background: white, black, or custom color. Text: add captions to individual cells or global title/date. Output: PNG or JPG.
All photo processing runs in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to any server. The collage is assembled entirely on the local Canvas API. This means no internet connection is required after the page loads, and your private photos remain on your device throughout the entire process. For large-format printing, use PNG output at the highest resolution setting.
Pro Tips for Photo Collage Maker
Use the 2048px output for social media — it's the sweet spot between file size and retina display sharpness on Instagram and Facebook.
Set gap to 0px for a seamless mosaic look, or 2–4px for a clean bordered grid. Avoid gaps over 8px — they look amateurish on most layouts.
Crop all photos to the same aspect ratio before adding them to the collage — portrait and landscape photos mixed in equal cells look awkward and unbalanced.
For printing, use PNG output at 3000px+ and send to a photo print service — JPG compression artifacts become visible on large prints at close viewing distance.
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