How to Make a Photo Collage Online

Choose photos for one clear purpose

Start with the place you will use the collage: a social post, a printed page, a family album or a simple photo grid. Pick images that tell one story and check that each is sharp enough for the canvas size.

For easier arranging, put the photos in a rough order before adding them. A mix of close-ups and wider scenes often creates a more balanced page than several nearly identical frames.

Add and arrange the photos

Open the Still Studio photo collage maker and choose JPG, PNG or WebP images from your device. You can add up to 10 photos, then move them into the order you want. Select an image to replace it, rotate it or adjust which part appears inside its cell.

The collage maker processes the chosen image files in your browser. It accepts files up to 15 MB each, with an 80 MB combined file limit. Large photos also use more browser memory, so add fewer or smaller images if your device slows down.

Pick a layout and canvas shape

Try a grid when each photo deserves equal space, a strip for a sequence, or an editorial layout when one image should lead. Choose a square, portrait or landscape canvas to match the destination. For an exact requirement, enter custom width and height in pixels.

If the source photos have different shapes, the layout fills each cell by cropping some edges. Select a photo and move its crop position until the important person or detail is visible.

Set spacing, background and borders

Use the gap between cells to separate photos and outer padding to give the collage room around its edge. A solid background gives the page a tidy frame; a border or rounded corners can help the grid feel more finished.

Keep these details consistent. Too many different borders, colors and corner styles can make a collage harder to scan, especially on a phone.

Export and check the finished collage

Choose PNG when you need a transparent canvas or crisp graphic edges. JPG is widely accepted for photos; WebP can be a compact option when the destination supports it. Compare the actual export before choosing a format, because file size depends on the image and settings.

Review the downloaded image at the size people will see it. Still Studio supports a canvas up to 6,000 pixels on a side and 25 megapixels total. Match the canvas to the destination and keep the original photos separately.

Keep the workflow local

Still Studio reads, arranges and exports the collage in your browser. The collage maker does not upload the selected photo files to a processing server or make third-party requests for them. The output is a new image file saved to your device.