Fill a nine-cell grid with photos, adjust the cell count, and download a combined picture. Start with three rows and three columns.
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Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Add the photos you want to display. The starting grid has nine slots, so prepare nine images for a fully filled sheet.
Inspect the preview for empty spaces or missed subjects. Reduce rows or columns when you have fewer images.
Choose spacing and background, then save the completed collage as one image.
This tool fills cells with image files. It does not provide a text-cell or spreadsheet editor; prepare any text artwork as an image before adding it.
No. Nine is the starting layout. Change the row and column counts to fit your collection, keeping the total within 25 photo cells.
Rows multiplied by columns give the number of available cells. Nine photos fit three by three; six fit two by three; ten fit two by five. The editor supports up to five rows and five columns. Selecting a layout with fewer slots than your uploaded set means only the photos that fit appear in the export, so review the preview before saving.
For a finished collection, use a photo count that fills the chosen arrangement. If you keep unused cells, the background becomes part of the composition instead of a missing upload. A light background separates dark images, while a darker one can make bright images stand out. Start with narrow gaps and avoid styling that competes with small photo subjects.
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