Question 1

How do I make a photo collage here?

Accepted Answer

Add your photos one by one with the upload box, and they appear in the collage as you go. Pick a layout: a balanced grid for many photos, a horizontal or vertical strip for a film-roll look, or the hero layout that gives your favourite shot the large space and lines the rest alongside. Adjust the gap between photos and the background colour, then download the finished collage as a high-resolution PNG.

Question 2

Will my photos be cropped in the collage?

Accepted Answer

Each photo fills its cell completely, centre-cropped to the cell's shape, which is how collages keep their clean aligned look. A landscape photo in a square cell loses its sides; a portrait loses top and bottom. If one photo must stay whole, give it the hero cell or choose a strip layout closer to its proportions. Nothing else about the photo is changed: no filters, no quality loss beyond the crop.

Question 3

What resolution is the downloaded collage?

Accepted Answer

Collages render at print-friendly sizes: 1600 pixels on the layout's long dimension, scaled by layout (a square grid exports at 1600 by 1600, strips at 1600 by 1000 or 1000 by 1600). That is sharp on any phone or social feed and clean printed up to roughly A5. Source photos larger than the cells are downscaled smoothly; tiny source photos cannot gain detail, so start with the best versions you have.

Question 4

Is there a watermark or a photo limit?

Accepted Answer

No watermark, no sign-up, no premium tier waiting at the download button. You can add as many photos as your layout stays readable with; grids past twelve or so photos start to feel busy, and the grid layout keeps adding rows automatically so nothing you add is silently dropped. Everything renders in your browser, so even a family album's worth of private photos never leaves your device.

Question 5

Which layout should I pick for Instagram?

Accepted Answer

The square grid at an even count, four or nine photos, suits a single Instagram post best. For a story, the vertical strip at full length reads like a film roll. If the collage is one panel of a split grid post, make it with the Instagram Grid Splitter here instead, which cuts one big image into perfectly ordered tiles.

Photo Collage Maker

Use Photo Collage Maker

How to use the Photo Collage Maker

Add your photos

Pick a layout

Style the spacing

Download the collage

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