Collage Maker
Arrange your photos in a layout, tune the gaps and corners, and download one clean picture. No watermark, and your photos never leave this device.
Free · No uploads · On-device1 · Layout
Shape
Layouts for 1 photo
Layouts are ratios, not fixed boxes, so the same layout fits any shape. Add or remove a photo and this rail offers the matching set.
Drop photos here, or click to choose
Add 2 to 9 photos. They fill the layout in order; you can drag them between frames afterwards.
Drag a photo inside its frame to move it · scroll or pinch to zoom · drag onto another frame to swap · double-click a photo to reset its framing. Your work stays if you reload this page; closing the browser clears it.
2 · Design
Background
3 · Photo
Add photos to start. The selected photo’s controls appear here.
Filter
Position
Export
JPG at 3000 × 3000 is about 2 to 4 MB. No watermark. Location data is stripped from every photo in the export.
Your collage is ready
DownloadProcessed on this device: 0 · Uploaded: 0
How it works
Arranged on a canvas, drawn fresh at full size
Your photos are decoded in your browser at the size their frames need, arranged on a canvas, and drawn again at full resolution only when you download. The downloaded picture is newly drawn, which is why it carries no camera or location data.
- 1. Add photos: 2 to 9, in any mix of formats, HEIC included.
- 2. Pick a shape and a layout: the rail offers the layouts that fit your photo count.
- 3. Arrange each photo: drag to move it in its frame, zoom, swap frames, add a filter.
- 4. Tune and download: gaps, border, corners and background, then one clean picture.
Guide
Picking a layout
Give the strongest photo the biggest frame: the hero layouts put one photo on top or on the left with the rest supporting it. Even grids suit sets where every photo matters equally. For something less formal, try the distinct layouts — Pinwheel and Spiral for playful sets, Spotlight when one photo is the subject and the rest are context, Magazine when one wide photo should sit under the main one like a caption strip. If a frame crops a face, select that photo and drag it inside the frame, or switch it to Fit so the whole photo shows.
Which export size?
1080 pixels is plenty for messages and most social posts. 2000 suits full-screen viewing. 3000 is the safe high-quality size on every device, and 4096 is the largest a phone browser can reliably hold; if a shape would exceed that, the tool scales to the largest size your device manages and tells you. JPG keeps the file small; PNG is the pick when the collage has flat colour backgrounds you want kept perfectly crisp, and WebP lands between the two.
Questions
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The collage is built inside your browser, on your device. The counter on this page stays at Uploaded: 0 because nothing leaves the device. You can prove it: load this page, turn off your connection, and make a collage anyway.
How many photos can I use?
From 2 to 9 photos in one collage, chosen from 37 layouts: grids, strips, hero layouts with one big photo, and distinct ones like Pinwheel, Spiral, Spotlight and Magazine. A single photo simply fills the whole frame. The layout rail changes its set to match how many photos you have added.
Can I adjust each photo inside its frame?
Yes, and nothing is final until you download. Drag a photo inside its frame to reposition it, scroll or pinch to zoom, or use the Zoom slider and the position arrows in the Photo panel for fine control. Each photo also has its own filter, brightness, contrast and saturation, and can be rotated, flipped, replaced, or set to show whole instead of filling its frame. Dragging a photo onto another frame swaps the two.
What size and format is the download?
You pick the longest side: 1080, 2000, 3000 or 4096 pixels. JPG is the default and stays small, roughly 2 to 4 MB at 3000 pixels; PNG and WebP are there when you want them. If a very large shape would exceed what your device can hold in memory, the export is scaled to the largest size it can manage and the panel tells you the exact size you got.
Does the collage keep my photos' location data?
No. The downloaded picture is drawn fresh on a canvas, and canvas output carries no camera or location data at all, even when the original photos do. Your photos are also never uploaded, so there is no copy of them anywhere else.
Do iPhone HEIC photos work?
Yes. HEIC and HEIF photos are decoded on your device with the same decoder our HEIC to JPG tool uses. It loads only when an HEIC photo is added, so the page stays light for everyone else.