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Image Collage Maker

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Create collages in eight layouts with live preview and drag ordering. Images composite on your chosen background.

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Image limits and layout details

Each image: 20 MiB, 8192 px per side, 32 MP. Batch: 60 MiB and 64 MP decoded. Output limit: 8192 px per side and 32 MP. Empty slots use the background. Images fit inside each cell.

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A single reshaped photo solves a different problem than arranging several separate images into one combined layout, a wedding album montage, a grid of vacation photos, or a nine-panel Instagram preview all need multiple images placed together with consistent borders rather than one image adjusted on its own. This tool arranges multiple photos into a chosen layout, with borders and spacing customizable between each image, building an actual combined collage rather than reshaping a single picture.

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Useful for building a photo grid from a vacation or an event to share as one combined image, laying out a nine-panel preview for an Instagram feed before posting each photo individually, or assembling a montage of several photos into a single shareable image with consistent borders throughout.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

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Quick answers for Image Collage Maker

Does the preview update when I change files or settings?
Yes. The preview updates as you add, remove, reorder, or replace files and change collage settings. Drag source cards to reorder them, or use the accessible Move earlier and Move later controls.
What collage layouts are available?
Choose from eight layouts: 2x1, 1x2, 2x2, 3x1, 1x3, 3x2, 2x3, and 3x3. Each cell is 300 px square.
Will my photos be cropped?
No. Each full image fits inside its cell without cropping. Empty cells use the background color you choose.
Can I control the spacing and background?
Yes. Set the gap from 0 to 30 pixels and choose a background color. If every input is JPEG, the collage downloads as JPEG at 90% quality; otherwise it downloads as PNG. GIFs are rasterized as still images, and images are composited on the chosen background.