A collage maker with no watermark, no account, no catch
Most “free” collage sites stamp your finished picture, shrink it, or ask for an account at the download step. This one just works: drop in your photos, pick a grid, and export a full-resolution collage — assembled entirely in your browser, so your pictures never leave your device. Preset grids cover the usual jobs (2–6 photos and beyond), or set the column count yourself and let the rows follow.
How to use it
- Add photos — the order you add them is the order they fill the grid, left to right, top to bottom. Tap a thumbnail to remove it.
- Choose columns (or leave Auto), a tile shape, gap width, corner rounding and the background colour that shows through the gaps.
- Pick an export width — 2000 px is crisp for screens and social posts; 3200 px holds up in print.
- Download as PNG (exact) or JPG (smaller file).
Layout notes
Every photo is centre-cropped to fill its tile, so nobody gets stretched. Portrait photos suit the 3:4 tile shape; mixed phone photos are happiest as squares. A coloured background with a wide gap makes a framed, scrapbook look; zero gap and zero rounding makes a seamless photo grid.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. The collage is drawn on a canvas in your browser and the download is generated on your device. Your photos are never transmitted or stored.
Is there really no watermark?
Really. No watermark, no logo, no account wall at download — the file you get is exactly the collage you see in the preview.
How many photos can I add?
As many as your device can hold in memory — dozens is fine. Very large batches of full-size camera photos on an older phone may feel slow, because all the work happens on the device.
Why do my photos get cropped?
Tiles are uniform so the grid lines up; each photo fills its tile and the overflow is trimmed from the edges, centred. Choosing the tile shape closest to your photos (portrait 3:4 for phone shots) keeps the crop gentle.