The short answer
Why use Collage Maker?
Collage apps often push templates, stickers, and a watermark. This one does the plain job: equal cells, your photos in the order you added them, nothing added on top.
Layout starts at Grid and Image fit at Fill (crop to fit). Every cell has the size of the first photo you add, limited to 1600 pixels on each side. A 1200 × 900 first photo gives 1200 × 900 cells, while a large camera photo gives 1600 × 1600 squares. The whole collage is scaled down if it would pass 50 megapixels.
Photos fill the grid left to right, then row by row, in the order you added them. You can add more by dropping or pasting after the first pick, and duplicates are skipped. There is no spacing, frame, or background color option, and the cells touch. An odd count leaves white cells at the end of the last row, so 5 photos leave one blank.
Merge Images runs on the same engine but starts on Horizontal with Show whole image, which suits two screenshots side by side. For a collage that plays as an animation, use Images to GIF. Instagram Splitter does the reverse: it cuts one wide picture into tiles for a profile grid.
Where Collage Maker fits
Trip recaps
Put nine favorite holiday shots into one 3 × 3 grid to share.
Baby milestones
Combine monthly photos into one picture for a birthday post.
Mood boards
Gather reference images into one grid for a design brief.
Start to finish
How to use Collage Maker
- 01Tap Choose image and select between 2 and 24 photos, in the order you want them to fill the grid.
- 02Leave Layout on Grid and Image fit on Fill (crop to fit), or pick Show whole image to avoid trimming.
- 03Tap Apply changes, check how each photo was framed in its cell, then Download result.
What to expect from Collage Maker
| Check | What it means here |
|---|---|
| Supported input | JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG and browser-supported AVIF images |
| Main controls | Width and height, plus the labels, colors, data, or layout the tool needs |
| Output | PNG, SVG, HTML code, or a ZIP, depending on the tool |
| Working limit | Up to 8,000 pixels per side |
Collage Maker tips
- 4, 9, or 16 photos fill a grid with no blank cells.
- The first photo sets the cell shape, so start with the one whose framing matters most.
- Faces near the edges can be trimmed by Fill; center them first.
- Large camera photos produce 1600 × 1600 square cells.
Collage Maker FAQ
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