Image Collage
Arrange multiple images into a grid with your own column count, gap and background, then export.
How to Use
- Select several images
Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) in the file picker to pick multiple files, or select them all from one folder.
- Tune the grid
The column count sets how many sit per row, the gap controls breathing room, and a white or brand-coloured background ties it together.
- Download
Once it looks right, download the PNG; the output size is stated in the info line.
FAQ
Why do portrait photos have space above and below?
Because every cell is the same width and each image is scaled to its own proportions and centred, so a portrait image is shorter than the cell and the extra area shows the background. The benefit is that nothing is cropped; if you would rather fill the cells, pre-crop each image with an image editor that supports cropping.
How do I get a 2×3 layout?
Set the column count to 2 and pick six images: they lay out as two columns and three rows automatically. The row count is the number of images divided by columns, rounded up, so there is nothing else to configure.
Can I add text or reposition individual images?
No, the tool does equal-width grid layout only. If you need a free-form collage with mixed sizes and captions, you will want a dedicated design tool.
Does this use server resources?
No. Every image is decoded and composited in your own browser; the server only serves the page. Selecting dozens of images produces no upload traffic at all.