Drop your photos and get an instant grid collage. The layout adapts automatically, you just drag, tune and save — up to 4K resolution, without a single upload.
No templates to hunt, no canvas size puzzles — the layout thinks for you.
Add two photos or twenty — the grid recalculates rows and columns automatically to fit them all.
Want a different order? Drag any photo onto another cell — they swap instantly. Add or clear photos anytime.
Sliders control the gap between photos and the corner rounding — from a strict grid to soft rounded cards.
Download your collage in 1K, 2K or 4K, or set a custom size up to 10,000 pixels for print-quality output.
Fast, private and refreshingly simple compared to signup-walled editors.
The collage is rendered by the Canvas API on your device. No album is uploaded, no account is created, nothing is stored.
The layout engine picks rows and columns based on your photo count — 6 photos and 17 photos both look intentional, with zero manual work.
Export at up to 10,000 pixels — enough for large prints, posters and professional layouts without visible pixelation.
Two sliders and three buttons. If you can drag a file, you can make a collage — nothing to study, nothing to configure.
No watermarks, no export limits, no “upgrade to remove branding”. Make as many collages as you like.
Once loaded, the editor needs no internet — perfect for working with personal photo archives anywhere.
Common questions about making photo collages online.
Drop your photos onto the upload area. The grid generates automatically based on how many images you add. Drag photos between cells to reorder, adjust the Spacing and Radius sliders to taste, pick an export size, then hit Save.
There is no fixed limit — the grid adapts as you add images. In practice, 2 to 30 photos produce the best-looking layouts; beyond that, individual cells get small and you may prefer a larger export size.
Three presets — Small (1K), Medium (2K) and Large (4K) — plus a Custom option accepting any size from 100 to 10,000 pixels. 2K is ideal for sharing online; 4K holds up well in print.
Yes — drag any photo onto another cell and the two swap places. You can also add more photos with the “Add Photos” button or start over with “Clear” at any moment.
No. The saved collage is a clean PNG with no watermark, no logo and no usage counter. All rendering happens on your device — no server is ever involved.
No. Photos are read locally and drawn to an in-memory canvas in your browser. Nothing is transmitted — you can verify this by opening your browser's network inspector while editing.