Arrange up to 36 photos into one big collage and print it on your home printer.
Add your favourite pictures, choose a shape and spacing, and the maker lays them out in a tidy grid automatically. Then size the collage for your wall and download print-ready pages with crop marks and row/column labels.
Printing just one picture? The Image to Poster tool turns a single photo into a multi-page poster.
Four steps from a folder of photos to a wall full of memories.
Drop 2 to 36 JPG, PNG or WebP images. They are placed in upload order and can be removed individually.
Choose a portrait, landscape or square collage, the spacing between photos and a white or black background.
Select the paper and how many sheets wide the collage should be; “Fill all pages” uses every sheet completely.
Download the PDF, print at 100% / “Actual size”, trim at the crop marks and assemble from R1C1 in the top-left corner.
A year — or a lifetime — of photos in one giant display for the party.
Class photos and messages from friends, printed big for the celebration.
Every stop of the trip on one wall, from the boarding pass to the last sunset.
Generations of family portraits or the best wedding shots side by side.
Student portraits, project photos or a season's highlights for the team room.
A respectful tribute board for a celebration of life, quick to print at home.
Your dog's best moments, a season of garden blooms or every model you have ever built, side by side.
The collage maker places pictures in the order you add them, left to right and row by row. Sort or rename your files first — by date for a timeline, or alternating close-ups and wide shots for variety — then add them in one go. It saves removing and re-adding photos later.
A portrait collage suits a door or the space between two windows, a landscape one fits above a sofa, desk or bed, and a square shape works well as a party backdrop. The shape sets the outline of the whole collage; every photo is then cropped to fit its cell inside it.
Every photo gets an equal cell, so very large counts make each picture small. For a poster around 60 × 80 cm, 9 to 16 photos read well from across a room; save 25–36 photos for posters a metre or more wide.
Photos are cropped from the centre to fill their cells. Pictures with the subject near the middle work best; very wide panoramas lose their edges, so crop them yourself first if the sides matter.
Thin white spacing gives a clean, gallery look and hides small trimming errors; a black background makes colourful photos pop. No spacing creates a seamless mosaic.
Mixed lighting and colours can look busy. Try the halftone effect for a unified graphic look, or pick photos from the same event and time of day.
With 10 mm printer margins, a 3 × 3 grid of A4 sheets makes a collage of about 57 × 83 cm and a 4 × 4 grid about 76 × 111 cm. The tool shows the exact size as you change the settings.
Ordering a printed collage online usually means waiting days for delivery. When you make a photo collage poster at home instead, it is on the wall the same afternoon, a damaged sheet can be reprinted on its own, and you can swap in new photos whenever you like.
Planning for a specific frame or wall? The poster size calculator tells you how many sheets cover any size.
From 2 up to 36 photos. The layout is chosen automatically to keep cells close to a natural photo shape, and a short last row is centred.
No. The collage is built and printed entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
Photos appear in the order you add them. To change the order, remove a photo and add it again, or add your photos in the order you want.
Each photo is scaled to fill its cell and trimmed evenly from the centre so the grid stays neat. Keep important details near the middle of each picture.
Any A4, US Letter or A3 paper your printer accepts. Slightly heavier matte paper looks more like a photo print and is easier to glue.
Yes. The halftone black-and-white and colour effects apply to the whole collage, which helps photos from different cameras look like a set.
Add your photos to the maker above, choose a shape, spacing and background, set how many sheets wide the poster should be and download the PDF. There is no fee, watermark or account, and you print the pages on your own printer — no print-shop order needed.
Any normal phone or camera photo works. Because each picture fills only one cell of the grid, a collage needs far fewer pixels per photo than printing a single picture at the same size. Very small images, such as thumbnails saved from social media, may still look soft.
Yes, two photos are enough. With two to four pictures each one gets a large cell, which suits a couple's portrait, a before-and-after pair or a few travel highlights printed big.
Yes. Set the poster to one sheet wide to get a normal A4, Letter or A3 print — handy for a card, the fridge door or a quick test print before you make the full-size collage.
Not inside the collage itself: the photo collage poster maker arranges photos only. For a heading such as a name or date, make a matching banner with our poster templates, or write it on a separate sheet and hang it above the collage.
Tape the trimmed sheets together from the back, then use removable poster strips at the corners and along the seams. For a firmer finish, glue the sheets onto foam board or thin card first; it keeps the collage poster flat and easy to move later.
Yes. Choose “JPG pages (.zip)” as the format to get one image per sheet, numbered in print order — useful if you print at a copy shop or photo kiosk.