Combine multiple images into one picture — drag to arrange on a free canvas, add meme text, brush, shapes and mosaic. Free, no upload.
Up to 12 images · Processed locally in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
100% free · Everything runs in your browser · Your photos never leave your device
A photo collage maker combines several images into a single picture. Instead of sending five separate photos, you arrange them on one canvas — side by side, overlapping, or in a grid — and export the result as one JPG or PNG that is easy to share on social media, in chats, or in a document. This tool does it entirely in your browser: your photos are never uploaded to any server.
Yes. Photos keep their original pixels when added — the canvas renders at the export resolution you choose (up to 4000 px), and PNG export is lossless. What you see on the canvas is what you get in the download, at full quality. For the sharpest results on phones, use the 1:1 HD or 16:9 presets.
Most collage apps upload your photos to their servers. This one never does: everything — layout, drawing, mosaic, export — happens locally in your browser tab with the built-in Canvas API. No account, no watermark, no waiting for uploads.
Yes — unlimited collages, no account, no watermark. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is no server cost per image to pass on to you.
No. Your images are drawn on a canvas locally by JavaScript in your browser tab. Nothing is sent over the network — you can verify this in your browser's network tab.
Up to 12 images per collage. If you need more, export the first collage and add it back as one image.
No. PNG export is lossless and renders at your chosen canvas resolution (up to 4000 px). JPG export uses 92% quality, which is visually identical to the original for photos.
Yes — add a photo, then use the Text tool for classic top/bottom captions with outline style, plus emoji, brush and mosaic for the full meme treatment.
Yes. Use the Crop tool to drag a crop area (or hit Trim to auto-fit the canvas to your content), and drag the round handle above any selected photo to rotate it. Ctrl+Z undoes the last step.
Yes. The canvas supports touch: drag with one finger to move photos and draw. For precise work (resizing small handles), a larger screen is more comfortable.