Photo layouts · Local image processing

Photo Collage Maker

Create a photo collage online from multiple images. Reorder photos, choose a grid, adjust spacing, corners and background, then export PNG, JPEG or WebP in your browser.

Build your photo collage

Upload photos, choose a grid, tune spacing, and export one finished image.

Local processing · No watermark
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Add your photos

Select 2–20 images. Reorder or remove them before exporting.

For a smoother editor, start with up to 20 photos and keep each image below 15 MB.

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Choose your layout

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Preview your collage

Live canvas1600 × 2000 px
Add at least two photos to see your collage.
Photos added0
Canvas1600 × 2000
Export formatPNG
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Export the result

Add photos to begin.

Make a photo collage online

Cliperfly’s photo collage maker combines multiple photos into one shareable image. Upload your own pictures, choose a grid width and canvas shape, adjust the spacing and background, then export a single file. The editor is designed for quick social posts, travel recaps, product comparisons, mood boards and simple print layouts.

How to make a collage

  1. Choose two or more JPG, PNG or WebP images from your device.
  2. Reorder photos to control their visual order.
  3. Choose a grid width and canvas aspect ratio.
  4. Adjust spacing, rounded corners, background and photo fit.
  5. Review the canvas and download PNG, JPEG or WebP.

Choose the right layout and export

A square canvas works well for general social sharing. Portrait layouts give photos more vertical room, while landscape layouts are useful for presentations and wide posts. Use “Fill each cell” when a consistent grid matters; use “Fit whole photo” when avoiding cropped edges is more important. A larger canvas preserves more pixels, but it can also produce larger files.

Frequently asked questions

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Photos are loaded into your browser and drawn to a canvas on your device.

Can I change the photo order?

Yes. Use the up and down controls beside each image before exporting.

Which format should I download?

PNG is lossless and useful for graphics; JPEG is common for photos; WebP can reduce file size where supported.

Why are some images cropped?

The “Fill each cell” mode fills each grid cell by cropping the edges as needed. Select “Fit whole photo” to keep the entire image visible.

Crop one image ↗ Prepare a social image ↗