Automatic photo grid maker
Build a balanced grid from the current photo count and canvas shape, so every active image can appear without selecting a fixed-capacity template.
Combine photos in flexible grid and mosaic layouts, crop every image, customize spacing and text, then export a high-quality collage.
Click a photo cell to select it. Drag inside the cell to reposition its crop.
This photo collage maker combines several images into one organized canvas without requiring desktop design software. Use an automatic picture grid, create custom rows and columns or choose a featured mosaic, then crop each photo independently and download a finished collage for social posts, family memories, presentations, portfolios, product comparisons and printable layouts.
Build a balanced grid from the current photo count and canvas shape, so every active image can appear without selecting a fixed-capacity template.
Use side-by-side, stacked, hero, mosaic and multi-photo templates for two to twelve images.
Select any visible cell and adjust its cover mode, zoom, focal point, rotation, flip, opacity and visual settings.
Control the canvas margin, space between cells, corner radius, border width, border colour and transparent or solid background.
Add a title and subtitle above or below the picture grid with editable colours, size and band opacity.
Create PNG, JPG or supported WebP output at original or two-times dimensions directly in browser memory.
Follow the same workflow shown in the editor to move from individual photos to one downloadable image.
| Layout type | Best use | Important behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic Grid | Any collection from one to twenty photos. | Calculates balanced rows and columns from photo count and canvas ratio. |
| Custom Grid | Exact row-and-column structures. | Displays up to rows multiplied by columns; extra photos remain in the list. |
| Two-photo split | Before-and-after, portrait pair or comparison. | Choose vertical or horizontal division according to the canvas orientation. |
| Hero layout | One main photo supported by smaller images. | The first photo receives the featured cell, so reorder photos when needed. |
| Mosaic layout | Travel, event, product and memory collections. | Mixes differently sized cells while keeping a structured rectangular canvas. |
| Regular grid | Contact sheets and equal-priority photo sets. | Every cell receives the same dimensions and visual importance. |
Cover preserves the photo ratio while filling the complete cell. It is the usual choice for edge-to-edge picture collages, but some edges may be cropped.
Contain preserves the full source image and can leave part of the selected collage background visible inside the cell.
Select a photo cell in the preview and drag to keep a face, product or important subject inside the visible crop.
Zoom, rotation, flip, opacity, brightness, contrast, saturation and grayscale values are stored separately for each active image.
The 1080 by 1080 preset creates a balanced square picture grid for general social sharing and profile-style posts.
The 1080 by 1350 preset provides additional vertical space for feed posts, photo stories and portfolio arrangements.
The 1080 by 1920 preset creates a full-height vertical collage for Story and status formats.
The 1200 by 675 preset is suitable for wide web images, article headers and landscape photo collections.
The 1920 by 1080 preset fits widescreen slides, monitors and video thumbnails.
Use the 4 by 6 or A4 presets, swap orientation or enter custom dimensions up to 5000 pixels per side.
JPG usually creates an efficient file for many photographs and supports an adjustable quality level. It requires an opaque background.
PNG supports transparent backgrounds and is useful when the collage includes text, borders, logos or graphic elements.
WebP can create compact photographic output while retaining transparency, but browser encoding support can vary.
Two-times export doubles both dimensions and multiplies the total pixel workload by four, so large A4 or custom projects may require one-times resolution.
The page reads and decodes selected photos locally and does not send image files to a page-specific server conversion endpoint.
Image references are released when photos are cleared, the tool is reset or the page is closed. Download references are revoked after export.
Layout and export preferences may be remembered, but filenames, image data, thumbnails, title text and rendered collages are not saved by the tool.
The collage is newly rendered and encoded, so camera location data and most original image metadata are normally absent from the downloaded file.
Select its cell, reduce zoom, drag the focal position or change Cover to Contain.
The selected fixed template has fewer cells than active photos. Use Automatic Grid, Custom Grid or reorder the list.
Export a smaller standard JPG, PNG or WebP copy, close other memory-heavy tabs and add it again.
Choose one-times resolution, reduce canvas dimensions or use fewer large source images.
Choose PNG or WebP with transparent background. JPG always uses the selected solid background colour.
Shorten the title, reduce its size or use a taller canvas. The renderer reduces oversized text but does not create multiple title lines.
Answers about picture grids, mosaic templates, phone photos, crop modes, social sizes, transparent backgrounds, high-resolution output, privacy and browser limits.
It combines multiple PNG, JPG or WebP images into a customizable picture grid or mosaic. You can reorder photos, choose a layout, crop each image, adjust spacing and background, add optional title text and export one finished collage image.
The editor accepts up to 20 active photos. Automatic and custom grid layouts can display all active photos, while fixed mosaic templates display their stated number of cells.
The tool accepts genuine PNG, JPEG and WebP files. It checks the file signature before decoding and rejects unsupported, empty or unreadable files.
Yes. Use the device file picker to choose photos, then edit the layout and crop controls in the mobile interface. Very large camera images can require substantial browser memory.
Yes on devices and browsers that support file dragging. You can also choose several photos through the file picker.
Yes. Drag photo cards to reorder them or use the Move Up and Move Down buttons. The first photo fills the first layout cell, followed by the remaining photos.
Yes. Remove a photo from its card and add another file at any time. Undo can restore recently removed photos while they remain in the current editing session.
Automatic Grid calculates a balanced number of rows and columns from the photo count and canvas aspect ratio, allowing every active photo to appear.
Yes. Choose Custom Grid and set one to six rows and one to six columns. The grid displays up to the number of cells created by those settings.
Only the first photos that fit the template are visible. The quality check reports the hidden count so you can switch to Automatic Grid, increase the custom grid or reorder the list.
Yes. Choose the 1080 by 1080 square preset or enter custom square dimensions, then select a grid or mosaic layout.
Yes. Choose the 1080 by 1920 Story preset for a vertical 9:16 canvas suitable for full-screen social images.
Yes. Presets include 1200 by 675 landscape and 1920 by 1080 presentation dimensions, plus custom width and height.
Cover fills a cell while preserving the photo ratio and may crop edges. Contain keeps the complete photo visible and may leave background space. Stretch fills the cell exactly but can distort the image.
Yes. Click a visible photo cell to select it, then drag inside that cell to change the focal position. Keyboard users can focus the canvas and use arrow keys, with Shift for larger steps.
Yes. Each photo has independent zoom, horizontal and vertical focal position, rotation, horizontal flip and vertical flip controls.
Yes. The selected photo includes brightness, contrast, saturation and grayscale controls. These adjustments affect only that photo inside the collage.
Yes. Set a global corner radius, cell border width and border colour. Rounded clipping and borders are applied consistently to every visible cell.
Yes. Gap controls the space between photo cells, while outer margin controls the space between the collage content and canvas edges.
Yes when exporting PNG or supported WebP. JPG does not support transparency, so the chosen background colour is used for JPG output.
Yes. Add an optional title and subtitle above or below the grid, then adjust the text size, text colour, band colour and band opacity.
PNG and JPG are available. WebP appears when the current browser confirms that it can encode a WebP image from the collage canvas.
JPG is usually compact for photographic collages. PNG is useful for transparency and sharp graphic edges. WebP can provide an efficient size-quality balance when supported.
Yes. Choose one-times or two-times export resolution. The tool prevents canvas dimensions or total pixels that are likely to exceed practical browser memory limits.
A source photo may be smaller than its assigned cell or heavily zoomed. Use higher-resolution photos, reduce zoom, choose smaller output dimensions or avoid enlarging a small source.
No page-specific upload or processing endpoint receives the selected photos. Decoding, layout, rendering and export occur in the current browser session.
No. Photo files, thumbnails and collage content are not stored by the tool. Only non-content preferences such as layout, spacing and export choices may be remembered.
The finished collage is newly rendered and encoded, so original camera metadata such as location and most EXIF fields is normally not included.
Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari releases support the core file, canvas and download workflow. WebP encoding and image clipboard support can vary.
The file may be empty, corrupted, unsupported, unusually large or mislabeled. Try exporting it as a standard PNG, JPG or WebP and add it again.
Browsers limit available memory and canvas dimensions. Reduce the output size, use one-times resolution, remove some large photos or close other memory-intensive tabs.
Choose Reset Tool to clear all photos, release temporary image resources and restore the default layout, canvas, photo-editing and export settings.
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