Make a two-by-two grid from four photos. Compare two pairs, collect four favorites, or create a simple square collage with adjustable gaps.
Waiting for photos
Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Choose one image for each cell. For a comparison, use similar camera angles and roughly consistent subject sizes.
Keep two rows and two columns. Check each crop and set enough spacing to distinguish neighboring photos.
Save one combined image and inspect the result at the size you intend to share.
No. On this page, two rows and two columns combine four sources into one image. Use a splitter when one source should become separate tile files.
This page is a photo collage workspace. Use Grid Maker for guide lines over a reference photo or Grid Generator for a blank grid.
A two-by-two grid naturally supports comparison: two rooms from two angles, two products with a detail view of each, or two moments with their surroundings. Make the relationship apparent through your image choices. If the differences are subtle, choose tighter source photos so viewers can see them without opening a much larger picture.
Four images give each subject more room than a three-by-three collage at the same output width. This is useful for faces, product details, and pictures containing some readable text. Square cells produce a balanced arrangement; changing every cell to portrait or landscape changes the overall shape. Spacing and background should clarify the separation rather than dominate the composition.
AI styles
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