Use this image grid maker to combine six images into one comparison sheet. Set rows, columns, cell shape, and spacing before downloading.
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Four travel photos, brought together in a clean 2×2 collage.
Choose product angles, design options, or reference photographs. Use a consistent image size where possible.
Keep the two-by-three arrangement and check that each image retains the detail you need to compare.
Set a neutral background and modest spacing, then download one combined image.
Yes, if they are supported image files. Check fine text in the final download because a screenshot compressed into one small cell may become difficult to read.
No. The download is a combined image. Keep your source files and return to the tool when you need a different selection or layout.
A six-cell image grid is useful for several versions of the same object. Keep the object approximately the same size within each source image before combining them. A close-up beside a distant view can look more important simply because it occupies more of its cell. If labels matter, include them in your source artwork rather than relying on tiny details to identify each option.
The default uses square cells across three columns and two rows. Portrait cells can preserve more height in packaging or outfit photos, while landscape cells suit wider scenes. Every cell uses the same ratio, keeping the comparison orderly. The finished sheet is flattened into a single image, making it straightforward to send as an attachment or insert into a document.
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Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
