Photo Collage Maker
Combine multiple photos into a single image grid. Stitch shots into one clean layout with adjustable spacing for free and privately in your browser.
- No file limits
- No registration
- Free forever
- Images never leave your browser
Drop images here
or paste from clipboard (Ctrl/⌘ + V)
Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG
Click on the image to pick a color at that point
Picked colorsTap a swatch to copy the hex. Shows the 8 most frequent colors.
This re-encodes the photo without EXIF, GPS or IPTC data, so it cannot be traced back to your camera or location.
Lossy formats like JPG are re-compressed, which softens the image slightly.
Add 2+ images above; they are laid out left to right.
Choose a grid, then download all slices as a zip.
Your images never leave your browser
All processing happens locally on your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, stored, or tracked.
Drop several photos and stitch them into one clean side-by-side image with adjustable spacing, ideal for before and after shots and comparison grids. The layout is rendered locally, so your photos are combined in your browser and never uploaded.
How it works
What this tool does
This tool lets you drop several photos and stitch them into one clean side-by-side image with adjustable spacing, ideal for before and after shots and comparison grids. the layout is rendered locally, so your photos are combined in your browser and never uploaded.
Is this tool private?
Collages are built locally. Your photos are combined in your browser and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos can I combine?
As many as you like. They are laid out in a single row with the spacing you choose, ideal for before and after comparisons.
Can I make a photo collage for social media?
Yes, combine your images into one strip, then resize the result to the platform size, such as 1080 by 1080 for an Instagram post using resize to 1024x1024.
Does combining photos reduce their quality?
No, the images are placed losslessly into the canvas. Keep each source high resolution for the sharpest combined result.