Turn multiple photos, screenshots, or product images into one clean collage. Pick a layout, adjust each image, and export a ready-to-publish result.
Upload multiple photos, screenshots, or product images, choose a collage layout, and combine them into one image. Each image can be adjusted separately with position, zoom, rotation, and opacity controls before exporting as JPG, PNG, or WebP.
Supports collages from 2 to 9 images, with dedicated layout templates for each count. Choose two-column split or top-and-bottom for two images, four-grid for four images, and nine-grid or center-focus for nine images. Pick a layout and your photos snap into a clean collage — no manual alignment needed.
Every image can be adjusted individually. Drag to reposition directly in the preview, use the zoom slider to control size, rotate to fine-tune orientation, and adjust opacity for overlay effects. Flip horizontally or vertically to adapt images with different compositions.
Export your finished collage as JPG, PNG, or WebP with customizable canvas size and aspect ratio (supports 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, 9:16, and more). Background color, gap between images, outer padding, and corner radius are all adjustable. Everything runs locally in your browser — no images are uploaded to any server.
Photo collage is useful when related images need to sit on one canvas for publishing, presentation, or organization.
People often need one image that combines several travel photos, event photos, screenshots, or content visuals. Square collages, portrait collages, and nine-grid layouts are common here.
Sellers and content teams often combine product images, detail shots, and use-case visuals into one image for listings, graphics, or media libraries.
If you need to show several screens, steps, or before-and-after states, putting them into one collage is often easier to read and easier to reuse in articles or documentation.
Common questions about online photo collage makers, image collages, and combining multiple images into one.
No. A photo collage maker places multiple images into one shared canvas, such as a four-grid, nine-grid, product collage, or comparison image. A long image stitcher stacks screenshots vertically into a single long image.
This page is designed for quick collages with 2 to 9 images. That range covers most social collages, screenshot summaries, and nine-grid use cases while keeping the layout clear.
Yes. Click any image in the preview to adjust its position and zoom inside the current cell. That is especially useful when source images have different aspect ratios.
If clean alignment matters more, Fill each cell is usually the better choice. It gives you edge-to-edge collage blocks that feel more polished for social and product graphics. If you do not want screenshots or interface edges cropped, Full image is safer.
That depends mostly on the export format and quality setting. PNG is better for sharp edges and screenshots, while JPG and WebP are better when file size matters more. The practical approach is to preview first, then download the version that fits your publishing need.
Yes, and this is the usual workflow: 1. Upload 9 images, or at least prepare enough images for a full nine-grid layout. 2. Switch to one of the nine-grid templates in the layout panel. 3. Adjust each cell so the main subject in every image sits in a clean position. 4. Check the full composition once more before exporting. Nine-grid collages work especially well for social media sets, event recaps, and grouped product images.
No. Collage generation, image adjustment, and export all happen locally in the browser. Your source images are not sent to a server.
You can compress the file, convert it to another format, or resize the finished collage to a fixed platform dimension. These steps make the collage easier to upload, publish, or reuse.
After making a collage, you can continue with compression, resizing, or format conversion.
Reduce collage file size for faster page loads, social publishing, or easier uploads.
Open toolIf the target platform has fixed dimensions, resize the final collage to match them.
Open toolConvert the finished collage to JPG, PNG, or WebP for different platforms.
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