Combine several images into a collage locally - as a grid, side by side or stacked. No upload.
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Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Combine several photos into one image - for a post, a memory or a comparison. This tool arranges your images in a grid, side by side or stacked and outputs a single image file.
Drop several images and pick the layout. Each image is fitted into its cell without distortion; a small white gap separates them. The selection order sets the arrangement.
Everything happens locally in the browser on a canvas - nothing is uploaded. The collage is output as a JPG on a white background.
The three layouts cover the typical uses: a grid suits a moodboard or a balanced photo set of many images, side by side is the classic choice for a before-and-after comparison, stacked fits a picture sequence or a narrow column for messengers and social media. So nothing looks squashed, each photo is fitted into its cell without distortion and a thin white seam separates the images cleanly. The order in which you select the files determines their position - so drop them deliberately in the sequence you want. Deliberately not included is free moving, rotating or scaling of individual tiles, so the result looks even and tidy without fiddling.
| Input formats | JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP |
|---|---|
| Output format | JPG |
| Batch processing | Yes |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Equal-size cells (the largest image sets the cell), centred, white gaps. Output as JPG. No free moving/rotating of individual images. Many/large images use a lot of memory on mobile.
No, the collage is built entirely locally in the browser.
Grid, side by side (one row) or stacked (one column).
No, each image is fitted into its cell without distortion.
As a JPG on a white background.
Yes, in the order you selected them.