How to use this tool
- Add several photos and use the list arrows to arrange their order.
- Choose columns, cell ratio, output width, spacing and background.
- Compare contain and cover to inspect cropping, then export one picture.
Arrange four square panels
- Input and settings
- Four photos, two columns, width 630, gap 10, square cells
- Result
- A 630×630 collage with four 300×300 cells and spacing
When source aspect ratios differ
Contain shrinks each entire photo into its cell and fills unused space with the background. Cover fills the cell and crops the center. Arrangement follows the file list. Unlike batch conversion, this workspace composites all selected photos into one canvas.
Control resolution with output width
Overall height is calculated from output width and cell ratio. Up to twelve photos and four columns are supported; unused cells show the background. Enlarging a low-resolution source into a large cell does not create detail, so compare output dimensions with the originals.
Common questions
Can pictures overlap at arbitrary angles?
The collage uses an orderly grid. Rotate or crop an individual photo with the crop workspace first, then add that result to this layout.