Image Collage Maker
Add your pictures, choose a layout and a canvas size, and download the finished collage.
Drag pictures here or choose them
About Image Collage Maker
A collage shows several photos together in a neat layout. Add your pictures, choose the layout and the canvas size, and the collage is built for you. Pick two or three columns, a single row or column, or a feature layout with one large picture and smaller ones beside or below it.
Each picture fills its space and is trimmed evenly at the edges, so nothing is stretched. Canvas sizes cover a square post, a portrait post, a wide picture, a tall story and an A4 page. You can add a gap, round the corners and pick the background colour, then save as JPG, PNG or WebP.
How to use Image Collage Maker
- Choose up to 12 pictures.
- Order them with the Up and Down buttons.
- Pick a layout and canvas size, then set the gap, corners and background.
- Press Download to save the collage.
Common uses
- A holiday photo post for social media
- A family montage for printing on A4
- A product range picture for a shop
- A cover picture made from several photos
Frequently asked questions
How many pictures can a collage have?
Up to 12 pictures. Between three and six usually looks best.
Why are my pictures cropped?
Each space has a fixed shape, so each picture is trimmed evenly around the edges to fill it. Choose a layout whose spaces suit your photos, or use the combine tool to keep full pictures.
Which layout puts one picture larger?
The two feature layouts. The first picture in your list takes the large space.
What size is the saved collage?
The canvas sizes are in pixels, for example 1080 by 1080 for a square. A4 is 2480 by 3508, which prints sharply at 300 dots per inch.
Can I round the corners?
Yes. Enter a corner size in pixels. Zero leaves the corners square.
Can I use pictures of different sizes and shapes?
Yes. Each picture is scaled so that it covers its space and the overhang is trimmed evenly from both sides. If an important part is cut off, choose a layout with a space that matches the shape of that picture better, or crop it first with the image cropper.