Collage
Combine photos in a 2, 3, or 4-up grid.
How it works
- 1Drop two to four images.
- 2Pick a 2, 3, or 4 grid, gap, and background.
- 3Reorder tiles and download the JPEG.
About
Build a simple photo collage in the browser. Choose a 2, 3, or 4-up grid, a gap, and a background color, then reorder tiles. Nothing is uploaded.
This is a fixed grid, not a freeform board. Each cell cover-crops the photo (scale-to-fill, then clip). Export is JPEG at quality 0.9, 1920px wide — 2- and 3-up are a wide 0.56 strip; 4-up is a 1920×1920 square.
At most four images. Each source still obeys 50 MB and 32 megapixels.
Common use cases
- Side-by-side before/after
- A 4-up product set
- A trip recap strip
- A 3-across colorway row
What you actually get
A single JPEG grid. You control cell count, gap, background, and order. You do not control per-cell zoom or a custom canvas size.
Empty cells stay the background color if you pick a 4-up grid and only drop three photos.
Collage vs a design board
This will not replace Canva or Figma. No text on tiles, no stickers, no circle masks.
Need a PDF of images instead? Use StackPDF Images to PDF. Need one photo resized? Use Resize Image.
When not to use this tool
Skip it for posters, 12-up contact sheets, or print at a named inch size. The export width is fixed at 1920px.
Sources above 32 megapixels or 50 MB are rejected. Cover-crop will cut faces if the subject sits at the edge — check each cell.
FAQ
Need a PDF?
Turn these photos into a private multi-page PDF in StackPDF — same no-upload model, in your browser.