A cut-and-paste photo collage, made for you

All your photos piled up like a scrapbook page — tilted, overlapping, some cut out of their background — and nobody's face hidden.

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A cut-and-paste photo collage, made for you

Grid collages put every photo in its own box. This one works like scissors and glue: photos overlap and tilt at random like a real paste-up, while the layout makes sure no photo covers the important part of another.

Every photo, once, and no face covered

Add your photos and the collage uses each one exactly once — from a handful to hundreds. You don't arrange anything: the pile is laid out for you, with sizes and angles mixed the way a hand-made collage would be.

Before a photo is placed, the important part of every photo already on the page — usually faces — is marked as off-limits, so overlaps land on sky, background and edges, not on people. Don't like the arrangement? Reshuffle for a new one in a second.

Cut-outs when you want them

Photos stay whole unless you ask. Select the ones you want and press Cut out: the subject is cut from its background and sits on top of the pile with a white sticker outline, like a figure clipped from a magazine. Each photo is cut once and kept, so switching between the cut-out and the whole photo is instant.

Pick one photo as the centre piece to make it the biggest, near the middle. You also choose the shape (portrait, square or landscape), how much the photos tilt, the outline, the shadow and the background colour.

Great for trips, weddings and friend groups

A collage shines with lots of candid photos: a summer trip, a hen or stag weekend, a wedding, a birthday, a year with your best friend. Photos people sent you in a group photo collection can go straight into a collage too.

When you're happy, download the full collage as a 10,000-pixel JPEG — sharp enough for a large print. To rebuild one photo out of hundreds of small ones instead, use the photo mosaic maker.

Look closer

Every tile is a real photograph. Zoom into a finished piece — or watch one come together.

Reel

Create your mosaic

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Made to be displayed

A finished mosaic is a real piece of art — for the living room, as a gift, or printed big enough to fill a wall.

Photo mosaic portrait framed above a sideboard in a sunlit room — Photo mosaicOn the wall it's a portrait — up close, every tile is a photo

Close-up of the photo mosaic: every tile is a separate photo — Photo mosaicOn the wall it's a portrait — up close, every tile is a photo

Word art of a New York street scene, lit by a lamp in the evening — Word artYour city in words — every name readable up close

Close-up of the word art: New York place names — Word artYour city in words — every name readable up close

Tree of life photo mosaic leaning on a sideboard next to wrapped presents — Photo mosaicA gift made of hundreds of memories

Close-up of the tree photo mosaic: forests, waterfalls and leaves — Photo mosaicA gift made of hundreds of memories

Word art portrait of a bearded man on a navy wall — Word artDad, written in the words that describe him

Close-up of the word art: Dad, Hero, Road trips, Proud of you — Word artDad, written in the words that describe him

Photo mosaic of a puppy on a grey-green wall — Photo mosaicYour pet, built from a camera roll full of them

Close-up of the puppy photo mosaic: tiles of puppies and sunflowers — Photo mosaicYour pet, built from a camera roll full of them

Word art of a narrow old-town street on a terracotta wall — Word artA place you love, written in its own names

Close-up of the word art: Adriatic place names — Word artA place you love, written in its own names

Every mosaic exports in print-ready high resolution, at any size.

Common questions

How many photos can a collage have?

From a few up to 1,000, and every photo appears exactly once.

Will a photo cover someone's face?

The layout is built to avoid it: the important part of each photo, usually the faces, is kept clear and other photos only overlap the rest.

Are my photos cut out automatically?

No. Photos stay whole until you select them and press Cut out, and you can switch any of them back to the whole photo at any time.

Is the photo collage maker free?

Creating and previewing is free. You pay only to download the full-resolution file.