Free · no sign-up · nothing uploaded
Online Collage Maker
Stitch 2 to 9 of your own photos into one good-looking image, then download it as PNG or JPG. It all runs on your device — your photos never leave your phone or laptop.
Live preview
PNG / JPG · opaque exportAdd your photos to start — the preview updates as you change anything.
1 · Your photos
0 of 9 photos2 to 9 images, up to 20 MB each. You can also drop them onto the preview.
Tap one photo then another to swap their places, drag to reorder, or hit × to remove.
2 · Layout
Layouts that need more slots than you have photos are greyed out.
3 · Style
How it works
Pick 2 to 9 images from your phone or laptop, or drag them onto the preview.
Choose a grid, aspect ratio, gap, corner radius and background until it looks right.
Save a 2000px PNG or JPG and post it straight to a status, feed or project.
Why people use it
Your photos are read and composited inside this browser tab, so private pictures stay private.
Open the page, build the collage, download it. No email, no sign-in wall, no logo stamped on your image.
Export exactly 9:16 for a WhatsApp status or 4:5 for an Instagram post, with tap targets that work on a small screen.
FAQ
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. The images are loaded straight from your device into a canvas element in this page. There are no image endpoints, and only you can see the files you pick.
How many photos can I use?
Between 2 and 9, up to 20 MB per photo. Larger images are downscaled to a 2400px longest edge before drawing so the page stays fast. Download is enabled once you have 2 photos.
What size is the downloaded image?
The longest edge is always 2000px, and the other edge follows the aspect ratio you chose. PNG keeps the sharpest edges; JPG produces a smaller file for sharing.
Can I change the order of the photos?
Yes. Tap one thumbnail and then another to swap them, drag a thumbnail onto another to reorder, and use the × button to drop a photo you no longer want.
Does it work offline?
Once the page has loaded it needs nothing from the network, so it keeps working even if your connection drops.