800+ layouts, and you can change any of them
Grids for 1 to 10 photos plus wavy, diagonal, heart and circle layouts. Drag a divider to move it, tilt it from either end, or switch it between straight and wavy.
Make a collage online in a few clicks. Choose a layout, drop in your photos, and drag the lines between them until the balance looks right. Every photo fills its cell, and you can move, scale or rotate it from the corners. Photos stay on your device and you don't need an account. The download has no watermark.
or drop them onto a cell
Add several photos at once and they fill the empty cells in order. You can also drop photos straight onto a cell.
Photos stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Select a cell to add, move, scale or rotate its photo. Select a divider handle to move it, tilt it or make it wavy.
Aspect ratio
Border color
Add a shape cell
Size (long edge)
2048 × 2048px
Format
Add at least one photo to create the collage.
Add at least one photo to create the collage.
Grids for 1 to 10 photos plus wavy, diagonal, heart and circle layouts. Drag a divider to move it, tilt it from either end, or switch it between straight and wavy.
Drag a photo to reposition it, pull a corner square to zoom, or drag just outside a corner to rotate it, the same way you would in a design tool.
The collage is drawn in your browser, so your photos never go to a server. You can use it without signing up, and the JPG or PNG you download carries no watermark or logo.
Choose how many photos you have, then pick a grid, wavy, diagonal or heart layout. Want something else? Start from one cell and split it yourself.
Add several photos at once and they fill the empty cells in order. Drag the lines between cells, then move, zoom or rotate each photo until it sits right.
Set the spacing and border color, choose 1080px, 2K or 4K, and download it as JPG or PNG.
Most collage templates lock the lines in place, so two halves always stay equal and a 2×2 grid stays square. Here every divider has a handle. Drag it and the cells on both sides resize together, along with any smaller cells nested inside them. Select a divider to drag either end and tilt it, or set it to wavy and choose how high the waves are and how many there are.
If none of the layouts fit, start from a single cell and build your own. Select a cell and split it side by side or top and bottom, as many times as you need, up to 20 cells. Delete a cell and its neighbour takes over the space.
Shape layouts put a heart or a circle on top of a grid, the kind of heart photo collage people make for anniversaries, birthdays and Valentine's Day. The shape is its own cell with its own photo. Drag the round handle to move it, pull the square corner to resize it, and switch it between heart and circle at any time. You can also add a heart or circle to any layout from the Canvas panel.
Choose the canvas shape before you export: 1:1 and 4:5 for Instagram posts, 9:16 for stories and reels covers, 16:9 or 3:2 for slides and banners, and A4 when you want to print the collage. Exports come out at 1080px, 2048px or 4096px on the long edge. JPG keeps the file small for sharing; PNG is lossless.
Going the other way, from one big photo to several tiles for an Instagram grid, is a different job. The Instagram grid splitter on this site handles that.
The collage is drawn on a canvas inside your browser from the photos you open. Nothing is sent to a server to render it, so you don't wait in a queue or hit an upload size limit, and we never handle the image to put a watermark on it. HEIC photos from an iPhone are converted on your device before they are placed. Because the output is a new image, camera metadata such as location is not copied into it.
Yes. You can make and download as many collages as you like without an account, and no watermark or logo is added to the image.
Preset layouts cover 1 to 10 photos. With custom splitting you can go up to 20 cells, and you can load up to 30 photos at once to swap between cells.
Yes. Every divider has a handle you can drag. Select a divider to tilt it from either end, switch it between straight and wavy, and set the wave height and the number of waves.
In the layout picker, pick a photo count and filter by Heart & circle, or add a heart to any layout from the Canvas panel. Drop a photo into the heart, then move and resize it with its handles.
Yes. Pick the 2-photo tab and choose side by side, top and bottom, wavy or diagonal. Drag the line if one photo needs more room than the other.
Yes. It runs in mobile browsers on iPhone and Android. Tap a cell to add a photo, drag with one finger to move it, and use the Zoom and Rotation sliders if the corner handles are hard to reach on a small screen.
