How to Make a Photo Collage
A collage tells a story a single photo can't — the highlights of a trip, a before-and-after, a product from several angles, a birthday recap. Combining a few images into one neat layout is also far easier to share than a dozen separate files.
Choosing a layout
- Equal grids (2×2, 3×3) for a clean, uniform set of photos.
- Feature layouts (one big plus several small) to spotlight a hero image.
- Pick an aspect ratio that matches where it's going — square or 4:5 for social, 16:9 for a banner.
Arranging your photos
Drop a photo into each cell, then fine-tune: pan and zoom within a cell so the important part is framed, swap images between cells, and adjust the spacing between them. A little gap and a subtle border can make a collage feel designed rather than thrown together.
Export for where it's going
Set the spacing, corner rounding, and background color to taste, then export at a resolution that suits the destination — higher for print, standard for social. Because it all happens in your browser, your photos stay on your device the entire time.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos can I put in a collage?+
It depends on the layout — from a simple 2×2 up to larger grids and feature arrangements with several cells.
Can I adjust how each photo fits its frame?+
Yes. Pan and zoom within each cell so the right part of the photo is framed, and swap images between cells.
What size should I export at?+
Higher resolution for printing, standard resolution for social media. Match the aspect ratio to the destination too.