Build one grid photo from six related pictures. Use two rows and three columns to show a short sequence, comparison, or event recap.
Waiting for photos
Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Choose six pictures that tell one story. Remove near duplicates before uploading so each cell adds something useful.
Keep the six-cell layout and use the preview to check the balance between wide scenes and close details.
Save the combined photo and inspect it at phone size before sharing.
Yes. Set two rows and two columns for four square cells. Review the updated preview to make sure every selected photo fits the new arrangement.
Start with the default narrow spacing. Increase it when neighboring pictures merge visually, or reduce it to zero when their edges are meant to form a continuous composition.
A grid photo can read like a small visual summary: a starting scene, an action, a detail, another perspective, a person, and a closing moment. Choose images that remain understandable on their own. Too many similar views make a grid repetitive, while unrelated subjects make it hard to follow. Use a consistent color treatment when you want the sequence to feel connected.
This tool puts several original pictures inside one downloadable image. Viewers see the entire story together when you share that image. A profile puzzle instead divides one large source across separate posts and depends on their arrangement. Choose the collage approach when the story should stay complete even if someone sees only one post or message attachment.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
