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Photo collage
Put 2 to 9 photos together in a grid and save them as an image or as a PDF for printing.
Choose photos
2 to 9 photos, or just drag them here.
JPG · PNG · WEBP · STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE
Tap a photo in the preview or press its number above, then drag in the preview to move the crop area. With the keyboard: select a field in the preview, the arrow keys move it, plus and minus zoom.
You see the color in the border, between the photos and behind rounded corners.
Spacing, border and corners count in percent of the short side of the collage.
This tool does not go above 4000 pixels: some phones can no longer create larger images.
More for images: Photos on one sheet (German) · crop · resize · Remove metadata (German)
Your photos do not leave this device.
How it works
- 01Choose 2 to 9 photos or drag them into the box. You change the order with the arrows or with the handle on the left (drag it; with the keyboard: select the handle, press the space bar, then the arrow keys).
- 02Choose a layout and a format, set the spacing, border, corners and background. Tap a photo in the preview (or press its number below the preview) and move or zoom the crop area until it fits.
- 03Save as JPG, PNG or PDF. Your originals stay unchanged.
Every photo fills its field completely. To do that it is cropped, but never squashed or stretched. You decide which part is visible: move it and zoom in up to four times. The layouts depend on the number of photos: even grids, one large photo with small ones next to it, rows and strips. If you add or remove a photo, the layout switches to one that fits the new number.
The finished file contains no metadata from your photos: no GPS location, no camera model, no date taken. The collage is drawn anew in the browser, and only the image remains. Like every PDF, the PDF carries its own creation date and the name of the program part that writes it (pdf-lib).
JPG is small and works almost everywhere. PNG is lossless, but for photos several times larger. The PDF contains the collage as one image on one page, A4 or 10 × 15 cm. If the format of the collage matches the paper (A4 on A4, 3:2 or 10 × 15 on 10 × 15), it fills the page completely. Otherwise it sits in the center with 10 mm of space, and you can add crop marks. In the print dialog, choose “Actual size” or “100%”. Common printers leave a narrow strip free at the edge of the paper.
Limits: at most 9 photos and at most 4000 pixels on the long side. A small photo does not get sharper: if it has too few pixels for its field, it looks softer, and the line below the preview tells you so beforehand. The preview is scaled down, the file is saved from the originals. Transparent areas in a PNG get the background color. Text, stickers and freely rotated photos are not available here. The page does not remember anything: after closing or reloading, the collage is gone, so save it first. Only Safari can open HEIC photos from an iPhone; otherwise set your iPhone to “Most Compatible”.
Your own browser does all the work. The photos are not uploaded, and the finished file is only created on your device when you save.