Use a free photo grid maker to combine four images in your browser. Adjust spacing and cell shape, then download without a required account.
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Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Select four photos for the starting grid. Use clear originals and keep copies on your device.
Inspect the two-by-two preview. Choose a background and gap that separate the pictures without taking too much space.
Save the combined collage. You can complete this workflow without choosing an AI feature or buying credits.
No required watermark is added to the standard collage. An optional attribution tag is a separate choice; leave it off if you do not want it in the image.
The normal collage export is about 1080 pixels wide. Several photos share that width, so use fewer cells when small details must remain easy to see.
The browser editor combines your photos into a regular grid with adjustable rows, columns, spacing, background, and cell shape. The starting four-cell layout works for a small recap or comparison. More cells are available up to five rows and five columns, with a maximum of 25 uploaded images. Choose the smallest layout that tells the story clearly rather than adding pictures simply because space is available.
A standard collage is created in the browser and can be downloaded without signup. Optional AI styling or enhancement follows a different workflow, uses credits, and uploads an image for processing. You do not need those features to combine photos. Keep the original files if you want to try another arrangement later, because the downloaded image does not preserve movable layers.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
