Layouts that use every photo
Choose an automatic grid, horizontal or vertical strip, mosaic or hero layout without dropping extra images.
Arrange multiple photos into one polished collage directly in your browser. Pick a layout and aspect ratio, reorder images, tune spacing and download.
Choose an automatic grid, horizontal or vertical strip, mosaic or hero layout without dropping extra images.
Create square, portrait, story, landscape and photo-size compositions without calculating canvas dimensions.
Adjust spacing, outer padding, rounded corners, background and output format before downloading.
Choose, drag or paste the images you want in the collage.
Pick Auto Grid, Rows, Columns, Mosaic or Hero Top, then choose the canvas aspect ratio.
Drag photos into order, adjust spacing and style, then download the finished collage.
Collage Maker is for arranging several photos into one designed composition. Unlike simple image merging, it crops or fits images into frames, supports multiple layout patterns and lets you control the final canvas ratio and spacing.
Yes. ViewerPix decodes and renders photos locally in your browser; it does not upload them to ViewerPix.
A collage needs at least two photos and supports up to nine. Every selected photo stays in the composition; if you add more, the available layouts adapt to the current count.
Auto Grid distributes photos automatically. Rows and Columns create strips, Mosaic makes a varied tile layout, and Hero Top gives one leading image more emphasis. Reorder photos before export to control which images appear first.
Yes. Aspect-ratio presets include 1:1, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, 16:9, and 3:2. Choose the final channel or frame first, then arrange the images within it.
Fill frame crops an image as needed to cover its frame, creating a cleaner edge-to-edge layout. Fit whole photo keeps the complete image visible but can leave empty space inside the frame.
Yes. Drag photos to reorder them, then adjust gap, outer padding, corner radius, and background before download. A transparent background is available when the output format can support transparency.
PNG is useful for transparent output, text, and later editing. JPG is useful for ordinary photo collages without transparency. WebP can reduce file size while preserving good quality; its quality setting, like JPG quality, affects the downloaded file.
ViewerPix attempts common image variants, but decoding depends on file encoding, image size, and browser support. If one image cannot open, remove it or convert it to PNG or JPG first, then add it to the collage.
A damaged or unsupported source file can fail to open, and a large collection of high-resolution images can exceed browser memory or canvas limits. Try fewer images, smaller source files, or a smaller output width.
Your photos stay on your device. ViewerPix creates the collage canvas locally and only downloads the final file you request.