Image Collage Maker

Turning a handful of separate photos into one shareable grid usually means reaching for a phone app or a design tool with an account and an export watermark. This tool does the same job entirely in your browser: upload several photos, pick a grid layout, adjust the spacing between them, and download one combined image with no account, no watermark, and no upload involved.

Add as many photos as you like, then reorder them by dragging, since the order they're arranged in the list is the order they fill the grid, left to right, top to bottom. Pick a layout from the grid picker (from a simple 2×1 side-by-side up to a dense 4×4 tile) and each photo is automatically cropped to fill its square cell without stretching or distorting, the same "fill the frame, crop the overflow" behavior a phone's photo grid app uses. A spacing slider adds (or removes) a gap between cells, and a background color picker sets what shows through that gap, so the result can look like a tight seamless tile or a card-style grid with visible borders.

The live preview mirrors the exact layout, spacing, and cropping the downloaded file will have; it's built from the same grid math used to compose the final image, just scaled down to fit the page, so there are no surprises between what you see and what you download. Once you're happy with the arrangement, the tool composites every photo onto a single canvas at your chosen resolution and lets you download the result as a PNG, JPEG, or WebP file.

Every step, from reading each photo and rendering the live preview to compositing the final collage, happens locally using the Canvas API already built into your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, transmitted, logged, or stored anywhere, even for a moment.