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Photo Collage

Upload 2–8 photos and arrange them into a single combined image, with layouts ranging from a simple side-by-side (2×1) up to an 8-photo 4×2 grid. Pick spacing between tiles, a background colour for the gaps, and an output format. The combined image exports as PNG (lossless, larger files) or JPEG (smaller, fine for social posts).

Common uses: social-media year-recap posts ("here's my year in 6 photos"); birthday and anniversary cards with multiple memorable shots in one image; trip recaps where one photo doesn't tell the story but six do; before/after comparisons for fitness, home renovation, or cooking; product photography showing multiple angles of the same item in one shot for marketplaces; moodboard / inspiration grids for design briefs.

The whole pipeline runs in your browser via Canvas 2D — your photos never leave your device. Output resolution is large enough for Instagram square posts (1080×1080), Facebook (1200×630), or print at small sizes (4×6 inch card at 300 DPI). For higher resolution print work, use a desktop tool like Affinity Publisher or Photoshop.

Nasıl Kullanılır

  1. Drop your photos into the upload area, or click to browse. Min 2, max 8 photos at a time.
  2. Pick a layout: 2×1 (two side by side), 1×2 (stacked), 2×2, 3×1, 1×3, 3×2, 4×2 — each adapts to your photo count.
  3. Adjust spacing (the gap between tiles, 0px for tight grids, 20px+ for poster-style separation) and background color (white is most versatile; black for moody, brand color for branded posts).
  4. Drag photos within the grid to reorder them.
  5. Click Export and pick PNG (lossless, ~5-10× larger) or JPEG (compressed, smaller). The image downloads at 1080-1440px wide depending on layout.

Ne Zaman Kullanılır

  • Year-in-review or trip-recap posts on social media.
  • Birthday or anniversary cards with multiple photos.
  • Before/after comparisons for fitness, home renovation, cooking.
  • Product photography showing multiple angles in one image for marketplaces (eBay, Etsy, Vinted).
  • Quick moodboards for design briefs or pitch decks.

Ne Zaman Kullanılmaz

  • Poster-quality print at large sizes (A2 or larger) — output resolution caps around 1440px wide. For prints, use Affinity Publisher, Photoshop, or Canva.
  • Highly customized designs with text, captions, frames, or filters — this is grid-only. For text overlays use a design tool.
  • Animated collages or stop-motion — output is a single static image. Use a video tool for animation.
  • Very high-resolution input photos that you want to keep at full quality — Canvas re-encodes everything; for archival quality, composite in Photoshop and save as TIFF.

Yaygın Kullanım Senaryoları

  • Verifying a number or output before passing it on
  • Quick use during a typical workday
  • Pre-decision sanity-check on inputs and outputs
  • Educational use — demonstrating the underlying concept

Sık Sorulan Sorular

Why are my photos cropped weirdly when I add them to the grid?

Each grid cell has a fixed aspect ratio (square for 2×2, 4:3 for 3×2, etc.) and your photos auto-fit by center-cropping to fill the cell. To control the crop, drag the photo within its cell — it pans rather than re-cropping. For full control, pre-crop each photo to the cell aspect ratio in any image editor before uploading.

What's the maximum output size?

Up to 1440×1440 for square layouts, 1440×960 for 3:2 layouts, etc. Plenty for Instagram (1080×1080), Facebook (1200×630), and small print (4×6 inch at 300 DPI is 1200×1800 — close to our limit). For larger prints, use a desktop tool with no resolution cap.

Why does the JPEG output look slightly different from the preview?

JPEG compression is lossy — colors and edges shift slightly compared to the lossless preview canvas. The default quality (90) is barely visible to the eye but is detectable in side-by-side. Use PNG if you want pixel-exact match.

Can I add text or stickers to the collage?

Not in this tool. For overlays use Canva, Procreate, Photoshop, or any photo editor. The collage tool gives you a clean grid foundation; treat it as your starting layer.

Will my photos be uploaded anywhere?

No. The collage is built on Canvas 2D in your browser — your photos stay in browser memory. Open DevTools → Network during use and you'll see zero outbound requests.

What aspect ratios do common social platforms want?

Instagram square: 1:1. Instagram portrait: 4:5. Stories / Reels / TikTok: 9:16 portrait. Twitter/X: 16:9 landscape preferred. Facebook feed: 1.91:1 landscape. Pick a grid that fits — 2×2 for square, 1×3 stacked vertically for stories, 3×1 for landscape Twitter card.