Put two or more pictures side by side in one image
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 25 Oct 2026.Combine photos into one picture: two shots side by side for a before and after, three in a row for a set, or a stack for a phone screen. The pictures are fitted to equal cells and cropped from the centre so nothing is stretched, with an optional border between them. Everything happens in your browser; the photos are never uploaded.
Add the two photos with Select images; Side by side is already chosen.
Drag one photo onto the other if they should swap places.
Set Spacing to 0 for no line between them, or keep a thin white border.
Press Download collage to save one picture holding both photos.
Collage Maker turns a handful of photos into one image you can post, send or print. Add the pictures and a collage appears straight away; every change after that shows at once on the preview.
Five layouts: Grid, which picks the number of columns that keeps each tile closest to square; Side by side; Stacked; Large left; and Large top, where the first photo takes the big cell and the rest share the remaining space. A short last row is stretched across, so a grid never has an empty hole.
Everything runs in your browser and the photos never leave your device. To cut a single photo to a shape first, use Crop Image; to print several copies of one photo on a sheet, use Photo Print Sheet; to make a PDF of the photos instead, use Image to PDF.
The rest of the article, and all 6 questions about Collage Maker, are on the Collage Maker page.
Open Collage Maker, press Select images and choose 2 to 12 photos. The collage appears at once in a grid; pick another layout or shape if you like, then press Download collage. There is no account, no watermark and no upload, because the collage is drawn in your own browser.
Yes. Drag one photo onto another on the preview and the two swap places. On a keyboard, or for finer control, use the arrows under each thumbnail to move a photo earlier or later. In the Large left and Large top layouts, the first photo takes the big cell.
No, with Full resolution chosen. The canvas grows until the most detailed photo is drawn at its own pixel size, up to 8000 pixels on the long side and 40 megapixels. Choose PNG for a lossless file, or JPG at quality 92 for a file several times smaller.
No. Collage Maker draws the collage on a canvas inside your browser, so the photos never leave your device and nothing is stored. Up to 12 photos of up to 50 MB each are accepted, including JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC from an iPhone.
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