Free Photo Collage Maker

A photo collage maker combines several pictures into one image so you can share a whole set at once. SocQ’s version arranges your photos in an even grid with adjustable columns, spacing and background color, then exports a square PNG.

1. Click Choose files and select up to 20 photos. 2. Reorder them with the up arrow beside each file. 3. Set Columns, Spacing (px) and Background. 4. Check the live preview, then click Download to save the PNG.

Yes. You can make collages without creating an account, and the downloaded PNG contains only your photos and background color. No logo or watermark is added to the image.

No. Your browser assembles the collage on your own device, so the photos aren’t sent to SocQ’s servers. Clearing the page or closing the tab discards them.

Up to 20. With 3 columns, 20 photos become seven rows of short, wide cells, so for large sets try 4 or 5 columns. Grids look tidiest when the photo count fills every row.

The tool uses one even-grid layout rather than freeform templates. You shape it with the column count: 1 column stacks photos in rows, 2 makes side-by-side pairs, and 3 columns with nine photos gives a classic 3 × 3 grid.

Each photo is scaled to cover its whole cell and trimmed from the center, so nothing gets stretched. Cells change shape with the number of columns and rows, which means a tall portrait can lose its top and bottom in a wide cell. Try another column count or crop the photo first.

Every collage is exported as an 1800 × 1800 pixel PNG, a 1:1 square. That’s large enough for Instagram and Facebook feed posts, which scale square images down to fit the screen.

1. Upload nine photos in the order you want them read. 2. Enter 3 in Columns. 3. Pick a spacing, such as 20 px, and a background color. 4. Check the live preview and download the square grid.

Not with this tool. The canvas is fixed as a 1:1 square, so tall strips for stories or long-image posts aren’t available. A single-column layout stacks photos, but they still share the square canvas, which makes each row short and wide.