Photo collage maker
Arrange several photos on one canvas with a grid layout and export a PNG.
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About Photo collage maker
Put up to four photos on one 1200 by 900 canvas in a simple grid and download it as a single PNG. The photos stay on your device.
This is the quick version of a collage: a before-and-after pair, a product from a few angles, four shots from the same afternoon. Choose the photos in one go (up to four), and the page lays them out on a dark navy canvas and draws the result straight away. One photo fills the canvas, two sit side by side, and three or four make a two-by-two grid. With three photos, the fourth cell is left empty.
Each photo is scaled to fit inside its cell, not to fill it. Nothing is cropped or stretched, so a tall portrait gets navy bars on either side and a wide landscape gets them above and below. That keeps faces and edges intact, but it also means mixed orientations look uneven. If you want them to match, crop them to the same shape first with the crop tool.
There aren't any layout options: no choice of grid, no spacing or border control, no corner rounding, no background colour. The canvas is always 1200 by 900 pixels, which is fine for a post or a slide and soft for a print. Choosing new files replaces the current set rather than adding to it, and the order of the photos follows the order the file picker returns them. The canvas is drawn locally and the PNG is saved from it.
How to use Photo collage maker
- 1Click the file input and select up to four photos at once.
- 2Check the preview; selecting files again replaces the set.
- 3Click Download collage to save the PNG.
What it won't do
- Up to four photos, on a fixed 1200 by 900 canvas.
- Photos are fitted, not cropped; no spacing, rounding, or background options.
- PNG output only.
Common questions
Does the collage crop my photos?
No. Each photo is scaled down to fit entirely inside its cell and centred, so you get background colour around it instead of cut-off edges. The trade-off is uneven gaps when the photos have different shapes.
How many photos can I add?
Four. If you select more than four files, only the first four are used. Very large phone photos use a lot of memory while they decode, so shrink them first if a phone struggles.
Can I change the layout, spacing, or background?
Not here. The grid is chosen from the number of photos you load, the background is fixed dark navy, and the canvas is 1200 by 900. For a custom layout, place the images yourself with Merge under Compositing.
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Why this one doesn't upload your file
There is no server to upload to. This page is a static file, and the work happens in your browser using the same graphics and WebAssembly code that renders every other site you visit. Your file is read from disk into memory, processed, and handed back as a download. Once the page has loaded you can disconnect from the network entirely and it keeps working. The longer explanation