How do I make a photo grid as one image?

Stay in single mode, pick a layout such as 2x2 or 3x3, and add your photos. Choose 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9, then export JPG or PNG. Gap starts at 8 and the background starts white. The download is one picture that contains the grid. A ZIP of separate slides is the carousel, which is a different mode and a different page.

How many photos can the grid hold?

Up to 16 images, as JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. Layouts include a 2x2, a 3x3, rows, columns, and shape crops, so the count and the shape can match. The export is one JPG or PNG. Frames are 1080 by 1080, 1080 by 1350, or 1920 by 1080. The collage is built in the browser, and the photos you added can stay on your device.

What is the difference between a grid and a carousel?

A grid is several photos inside one image, exported as a single JPG or PNG from single mode. A carousel is a ZIP of equal-width slices, and it starts only after you switch modes. Use this page when you want one picture. Use the carousel when each slide should be its own file. Both share gap, background, and the same three aspects.

Can I change spacing and the background?

Yes. Gap starts at 8 and the background starts white. Change them before you export and the single image picks up the new spacing and field. The layout you picked, whether 2x2, 3x3, rows, or columns, still decides where each photo sits. Export JPG or PNG when the preview looks balanced, and keep the source photos for a later version.

Which frame should I pick?

1:1 at 1080 by 1080 is the square. 4:5 at 1080 by 1350 is the taller frame. 16:9 at 1920 by 1080 is the wide one. Pick the shape of the place the single image will go, then choose a layout that fills it. Shape crops help individual photos fit their tiles. You still download one file, composed in the browser.

What if I only have three photos?

Use rows or columns rather than forcing a 2x2 or a 3x3. Shape crops can tidy the tiles you do have. The limit of the maker is 16 images, and smaller sets are welcome. Export the one JPG or PNG when the preview looks even. The original photos stay available if you add a fourth picture later and export a new grid.

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Arrange several photos inside one image and download that single picture. This page is the collage maker in single mode, the grid, and it stays a grid. You pick a layout, add the photos, and export one JPG or PNG. A ZIP of separate slides is the carousel, and it is a different page. Here the result is one file you can post, print, or drop into a document. The layout strip includes grids such as a 2x2 and a 3x3, plus rows, columns, and shape crops. Up to 16 images can join the layout, as JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. The frame can be 1:1 at 1080 by 1080, 4:5 at 1080 by 1350, or 16:9 at 1920 by 1080. Gap starts at 8, and the background starts white. Change either one if the set needs tighter spacing or a different field. The whole collage is composed in the browser. Think about the story the single picture tells. A 2x2 is a quiet set of four. A 3x3 holds nine and reads more like a contact sheet. Rows and columns let you stretch the idea when four or nine is the wrong count. Shape crops tidy a portrait that should match its neighbors. When the preview looks balanced, export JPG or PNG and keep the source photos, because the download is the combined image and the originals remain the pieces.

Several photos, one image

A 2x2, a 3x3, rows, or columns

Start with the layout that matches the number of photos you care about. A 2x2 holds four pictures in an even square. A 3x3 holds nine and suits a bigger set that should still feel orderly. Rows and columns are there when the count is neither four nor nine, and shape crops help a tall portrait sit politely beside a wide shot. You are building one image, so the balance of the whole frame matters more than any single tile. Move through the strip until the preview looks like the poster, the card, or the recap you had in mind.

One export, at a frame you can name

Choose 1:1 and the image is 1080 by 1080. Choose 4:5 and it is 1080 by 1350. Choose 16:9 and it is 1920 by 1080. Gap starts at 8 and the background starts white, and both show in the preview before you commit. Export JPG when you want a simple photo file, or PNG when you want a PNG. Up to 16 images can be placed, from JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF sources. The download is that one composed picture. It is the opposite of a ZIP of equal slices, which is what the carousel writes after you switch modes.

Single mode, on purpose

The collage maker can also build a carousel, and this page refuses that job. Stay in single mode so Save gives you one image of the grid. If the preview suddenly looks like a filmstrip you meant to zip, you have left the grid. Come back to the layout strip, pick the 2x2, the 3x3, or the row and column arrangement, and export again. The work stays in the browser. Keep the individual photos, because a later edit to one tile starts from those files and a fresh export of the whole grid.

How it works

1
Stay in single mode
This page is the grid, one image of several photos. Leave carousel mode for a ZIP of slides. The layout strip is where the grid shapes live.
2
Pick a layout and add photos
Use a 2x2, a 3x3, rows, columns, or a shape crop. Add JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF files, up to 16, in the order the tiles should read.
3
Set the frame and export one file
1:1 is 1080 by 1080, 4:5 is 1080 by 1350, and 16:9 is 1920 by 1080. Gap starts at 8 and the background starts white. Export JPG or PNG.

Use cases

Four photos as one square

Choose the 2x2, set 1:1 so the file is 1080 by 1080, and export a single JPG or PNG you can post as one picture.

A nine-photo recap

The 3x3 holds the set in one image. Adjust the gap, which starts at 8, if the tiles feel crowded, then download the combined file.

A wide board of mixed shots

Rows or columns plus a 16:9 frame at 1920 by 1080 give you one landscape image. Shape crops keep odd portraits inside the grid.

Problems we solve

The download was a ZIP

That is the carousel export. Return to single mode, pick the grid layout, and export JPG or PNG so the result is one image.

A tile looks oddly cropped

Try a shape crop from the layout strip, or swap in a photo that already matches the tile. The gap and the white background can be changed before you export again.

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Related image tools

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Trust & technology

Composed in the browser

The grid, the gap, the background, and the JPG or PNG export stay on this device. Your separate photos remain the originals.

One file holds the set

The download is a single image of the layout you see. Equal slices in a ZIP belong to the carousel, not to this grid.

Frequently asked questions

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