Layouts that fit your photos
Portraits, landscapes and panoramas each get the space they need, and faces are never cut off.
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Your photos never leave your device. Everything happens in your browser. How it works
Portraits, landscapes and panoramas each get the space they need, and faces are never cut off.
Hundreds of layouts from the same photos, one tap each.
Instagram, Story, Pinterest, 8x10 print. Switch sizes and your collage rearranges itself.
See sharpness for every photo before you export at 300 DPI.
A collage creator takes a handful of photos and arranges them into one picture. The hard part is not the arranging — it is that photos come in different shapes. A portrait from a phone, a landscape from a camera and a panorama do not sit happily in the same grid of equal squares, and most tools solve that by cropping whatever does not fit.
This one solves it the other way round. The layout is computed from the photos you actually chose: the space each one gets is derived from its own proportions, so a tall photo lands in a tall cell and a wide one in a wide cell. Faces are treated as a hard constraint rather than a preference, which is why nobody ends up cropped at the forehead.
You can export at any size you need — square for a feed, 9:16 for a story, 8x10 or A4 at 300 DPI for printing — and changing the size re-solves the layout instead of stretching it. Files come out as JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF, with no watermark and no metadata: no EXIF, no GPS, nothing about where the photo was taken.
Everything above happens in this browser tab. There is no upload, no account and no server that could see your photos, which you can verify by turning on airplane mode and using it anyway.
Yes. Making and downloading a collage costs nothing, needs no account, and adds no watermark. Pro exists for very large print sizes and a few extras; nothing on this page depends on it.
No. Your photos are opened by this browser tab and never sent anywhere. You can check by switching on airplane mode: the editor keeps working, because there is nothing for it to call.
Up to 200 on a computer and up to 60 on a phone with limited memory. Large sets use the justified layouts, which stay fast well past the point where most collage tools stop.
Every common social size, plus print sizes from A5 to 24x36 inches. Changing size re-solves the layout for the new shape rather than stretching what you had.
As little as possible. The layout is built from your photos' proportions, so each one gets a cell close to its own shape, and a crop that would cut a detected face is rejected outright.
Yes. Pick a print size and the editor shows the effective resolution for every photo before you export, so you find out about a low-resolution photo now rather than after printing.
JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF. PDF comes out at the exact physical size you chose, with optional bleed, which is what a print shop needs.
Once the page has loaded, yes. The editor is installed in your browser's cache, so it opens and works without a connection. Template and sticker packs you have not opened yet will not be available.