IMAGE TOOLS
Collage Maker
Combine two to six photos into a single image with a clean two-column grid and white borders, then download it as a JPG.
Quick answer: Choose two to six images, create the collage, and download collage.jpg. Each photo is fitted into its own cell without being stretched.
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How to use Collage Maker
- Choose the imagesPick two to six photos at once. Extra files beyond six are ignored, so choose the best ones first.
- Check the orderPhotos are placed in the order they are listed, left to right then top to bottom, in two columns. Select them in the order you want them to appear.
- Create the collageThe tool fits each photo inside a 600 × 450 pixel cell with a small white margin and joins them into a single image.
- Download and checkThe download is a JPG called collage.jpg. Open it to confirm nothing important was cropped by the fit.
About this tool
Sometimes you only need several photos side by side: before and after shots, a product from different angles, or the photos for a single post. This page does that one job and nothing more. It has no templates, stickers or text to learn, so it is quick, and the images never leave your device.
Common uses: Combine a small set of photos into a simple grid for a memory, comparison, listing or quick social post.
Practical example: Select a before photo and an after photo, create the collage, and check that both appear in full. For a uniform look, crop the photos to the same shape first.
Important limitation: The layout is a fixed two-column grid with a white background. Photos are fitted whole, not cropped, so photos with very different proportions leave uneven white space. There are no spacing, caption or background options.
Images are drawn and joined on a canvas in your browser tab, and the file is never uploaded. Read the privacy information.
What this collage maker does, and when to use something else
The layout is fixed: two columns, up to three rows, each photo scaled to fit inside its cell while keeping its own proportions. That means a tall portrait photo and a wide landscape photo can sit in the same collage without distortion, but there will be white space around them. If you want photos cropped to a uniform shape, crop them first with the Crop Image tool.
The finished collage is 1200 pixels wide, and 450 pixels tall for each row. That is a good size for a message, a document or a social post, but it is not intended for print. For a smaller file, run the result through the Image Compressor. For a PDF, send the collage to Image to PDF.
Because the output is a JPG, there is no transparency and the background is white. If you need a custom background, spacing or captions, a design tool is the better choice; this page is for fast, plain arrangements.
Frequently asked questions
How many images can I combine?
The focused workflow is intended for a small set of two to six images.
Can I edit each image separately?
Prepare crops or adjustments first, then use the collage workflow to arrange the finished images.
Are my files uploaded?
Images are drawn and joined on a canvas in your browser tab, and the file is never uploaded.
How many photos can I combine?
Two to six. Any additional files are ignored, so remove extras before you start.
Can I change the layout or background color?
No. The layout is a two-column grid with a white background. For anything more custom, use a design tool.
Will my photos be cropped or stretched?
Neither. Each photo is scaled to fit inside its cell while keeping its original proportions, which may leave white space around it.
What size is the finished collage?
1200 pixels wide, with 450 pixels of height for each row of two photos, saved as a JPG at high quality.