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Collages combine multiple photos into one shareable image for stories, social posts, memories, and creative layouts.

Benefits of photo collages

• Multiple layouts: Grids, featured slots, and social-oriented templates.
• Customizable design: Spacing, background, borders, and shadows.
• Easy sharing: One file ready for Instagram, Facebook, and more.
• Memory preservation: Many moments in a single frame.
• Creative expression: Experiment with arrangement and fit modes.

A layout defines cells on a canvas. Each assigned image is scaled per your fit mode; spacing and styling are applied, then the result is drawn to a single image.

Collage creation process

• Layout: Template sets rows, columns, and cell structure.
• Canvas: Output size follows aspect ratio and width settings.
• Processing: Images resize to Cover, Contain, Fit Width/Height, or Fill.
• Arrangement: Cells and gutters (spacing) position each image.
• Styling: Background, radius, border, and shadow polish the look.
• Output: Encoded to PNG, JPG, or WebP for download.

Collage features

• Layouts: Grids, masonry-style blocks, magazine rows, and social presets.
• Arrangement: Click cells, drag gallery order, edit per-cell filters and text.
• Customization: Spacing, colors, corner radius, border style and width.
• Fit options: Control cropping and stretching per cell.
• Export: PNG (quality / transparency), JPG, or WebP with quality slider.

Social content, event highlights, product grids, mood boards, and quick multi-photo posts.

Ideal use cases

• Social media: Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, Pinterest-friendly shapes.
• Albums: Summarize a trip or event in one image.
• Events: Highlight reels as a single graphic.
• Products: Show several angles or items together.
• Creative: Try asymmetry and featured “hero” layouts.

Starting resolution matters: cells scale images down to fit; begin with sharp sources when possible.

Key statistics

• Collages merge many photos into one raster image.
• Templates support different cell counts (e.g. 2×2 through 3×3 and beyond).
• Spacing strongly affects perceived balance and readability.
• Background color ties mismatched photos together visually.
• Processing stays in your browser for privacy.

Use high-quality sources, pick a layout that matches your story, and preview before export.

Quality considerations

• Prefer sharp, well-lit source photos.
• Match layout to portrait vs landscape subjects.
• Tune spacing for breathing room between cells.
• Pick a background that contrasts gently with edges.
• Try different fit modes before settling on a look.

When not to use

• Very low-resolution sources that will look fuzzy when scaled.
• Overcrowded grids where every cell fights for attention.
• Wildly mixed aspect ratios without cropping first.
• Tasks needing pixel-perfect print alignment (use DTP tools).

Collages render with the browser canvas on your device — images are not uploaded to our servers.