Eight ready layouts
Two side by side, two stacked, four in a grid, nine in a grid, one big with two small, one over three, a strip of three, and the story format. You click it, you don't draw it.
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Pick a layout, drop your photos in, and arrange them. The cells aren't holes in a picture: they are real frames, so a photo moves and zooms inside its box without disturbing the others.
Opens in the browser, no account.
Two side by side, two stacked, four in a grid, nine in a grid, one big with two small, one over three, a strip of three, and the story format. You click it, you don't draw it.
Square 1:1 for the feed, vertical 4:5, story 9:16 and landscape 3:2. The collage arranges itself on the canvas, centred with its own margin.
Drop a photo in and it fits by itself, cropped and never stretched. Double-click and you move the photo INSIDE the cell, without moving the cell.
«Fill with photos» selects them in bulk and fills the empty cells in reading order, top left first. Nine photos in a 3×3 grid are one operation, not nine.
From zero — photos touching, like a mosaic — to a wide white frame. It's a slider, you see it while you move it.
A collage isn't a finished image: you add text, shapes, a logo on top. And when you reopen it, the photos are where you left them, not re-centred.
No watermark. WebP weighs about a third less at the same visual quality, and PDF is there if you take it to print.
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