Your photos
Upload the photos you want in your collage, then drag a thumbnail onto any cell in the grid to place it.
Click to upload or drag photos here
Places your uploaded photos into the empty cells in order, so you don't have to drag each one by hand.
No photos yet — add a few, then drag one onto any cell in the grid.
Grid layout
Choose how many cells your collage has and how they're arranged.
Quick presets for common grid shapes.
Or set an exact number of rows and columns for a custom grid.
Drag the border between any two cells directly on the canvas to resize them individually.
Canvas & style
Set the exact size, spacing, and colors of your collage — these affect the whole canvas, not individual photos.
Canvas size (px)
When locked, changing Width or Height keeps the same proportions.
Spacing & corners
Background color
The color that shows through the spacing between photos.
Stickers
Add decorative shapes on top of your collage — good for highlighting a photo or adding personality.
Click a sticker to drop it on the canvas, then drag it into place. Select it again to change color, size, or rotation.
Color
Layer order
Text
Add captions, titles, or labels on top of your collage — handy for greeting cards, invites, or social posts.
Size
Color
Layer order
Select a text box on the canvas to edit its style here. Double-click it to type.
Free, no login, fully yours
The best free collage maker, without the login screen
Most collage apps ask for an account before you've even uploaded a photo. This one doesn't. Open it, drop in your pictures, and start arranging — no signup, no watermark, nothing standing between you and the finished collage.
A collage is not just several photographs placed side by side. It is a single composition made of many, and the space between the pictures matters just as much as the pictures themselves. That's the idea behind this tool: give people a free, browser-based way to build a real collage — grid, spacing, colors and all — without creating an account or installing anything.
Resize the canvas to fit wherever it's going
Every collage has a destination — a phone screen, a printed card, an Instagram post, a photo frame. That's why the canvas size isn't fixed. You can resize the collage to an exact pixel width and height, lock the aspect ratio so it scales cleanly, or jump straight to a common size like a square post or a 4×6 postcard. Whatever it's for, the canvas can be resized to match.
Customize until it feels like yours
Once the grid is in place, the smaller choices start to matter: how much space sits between each photo, how rounded the corners are, what color shows through the gaps. This tool lets you customize all of it directly — spacing, corner rounding, background color — along with stickers and text you can resize, rotate and layer however you like. None of these decisions are complicated on their own, but together they're the difference between a collage that looks like a template and one that looks like it was actually made by someone with a specific memory in mind.
Give every photo room to breathe
One of the most common mistakes in collage-making is packing photos edge to edge with no separation at all. Without a visible gap, the eye cannot tell where one photograph ends and the next begins. A clear border — even a thin one — gives each image its own frame before the eye moves to the next, which is why the spacing and grid lines here are easy to see and easy to adjust.
No account, no watermark, no catch
There's no login wall, no forced watermark on your download, and no hidden step where you're asked to pay before exporting. Upload your photos, arrange them, customize the details, and download the finished collage in high resolution — free, from start to finish.
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