Combine several images into a single sheet

With Image collage, photographers and visual creators can check an image before its next use. Combine several images into a single sheet, on an adjustable grid.

Combine several images into a single sheet, on an adjustable grid. Use it free in your browser with no account required.

How to use

Load between 2 and 100 PNG, JPEG or WebP images, each up to 20 MB, from your device.
Enter the number of columns you want for arranging the thumbnails on the sheet.
Set the spacing in pixels and choose a background color if the grid needs a visible base.
Turn on equal-sized cells to align the images, or leave them to keep their own proportions.
Assemble the collage, check the preview, then download the sheet or clear the selection.

Example

A photographer can gather several shots from one session into a single presentation sheet. A three-column grid, modest spacing and a neutral background create a consistent overview. Check that important photos are not cropped awkwardly when equal-sized cells are enabled.

Limits and formats

The layout is grid-based; the tool does not allow each image to be freely positioned on the sheet.
The number and weight of files must respect the displayed limits, namely 2 to 100 images and 20 MB each.
Very different orientations may leave background gaps inside some cells of the grid.

Where processing happens

The collage is built inside your browser. Images are read from your device, arranged in memory according to your settings, and the final sheet is then offered for download. Nothing is uploaded, and no copy is kept after your session ends.

Frequently asked questions

Can I mix landscape and portrait photos?

Yes, the tool can place them in the same grid. With equal-sized cells, some pictures may be cropped or leave background gaps, so review the preview before downloading the final sheet.

What is the background color used for?

It fills the visible areas between images and behind the cells. A neutral shade suits clean presentations, while a brighter color can give the collage a more graphic or themed appearance.

Does the collage keep the original image quality?

The sheet uses the images you load, but the final look depends on output size and how many photos are included. For a sharp result, start with large enough sources and avoid packing too many images into a small grid.