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Tap the box above and pick your photos or screenshots. HEIC photos work too.
Pick Collage for a grid in a 1:1, 4:5, 3:4 or 9:16 shape, or Long strip to stack photos from top to bottom. Use the arrows to change the order.
Check the preview, then download the result as JPG or PNG.
The short answer
This is a free online tool for anyone who wants to combine photos into a collage or stitch screenshots into one long image, and it needs no sign-up. Add your photos on this page, pick Collage or Long strip, and use the arrow buttons to put them in order. Set the gap and background, check the preview, and download one JPG or PNG. A collage takes up to 20 photos and a long strip up to 30.
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Collage arranges your photos in a grid inside one picture. Pick the shape (1:1 square, 4:5, 3:4 or 9:16), the gap between photos and the background color. Photos can fill their cell, which crops the edges, or fit whole inside it, which leaves bars of background color.
Long strip stacks the photos from top to bottom at one width. It suits chat screenshots, receipts and step-by-step instructions that you want to send as a single image.
The photos are read and drawn inside this page in your browser. Collages are drawn at up to 1080 pixels wide, and a long strip is scaled down if it would be larger than about 16 million pixels.
PicWay makes collages on the phone: up to 20 photos in the fixed-ratio layouts, or 30 in Long strip. The finished picture is saved to the PicWay Creations album. The photo collage guide has the steps.
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Up to 20 in a collage and up to 30 in a long strip. Very tall strips are scaled down to stay inside what the browser can draw.
Yes. Choose Long strip. Every screenshot is scaled to the same width and stacked in the order shown.
A collage is drawn at 1080 pixels wide, which suits social posts. A long strip uses the width of your widest screenshot, up to 1080.
No. The new image is drawn fresh, so the camera and location info of the original photos isn’t copied into it. The Display P3 color profile is kept when all photos have it.
Four: 1:1 square, 4:5, 3:4 and 9:16. They apply to the collage layout. A long strip has no shape setting because it stacks the photos at one width.
Yes. Each photo in the list has Move up, Move down and Remove buttons. A collage needs at least 2 photos.
Only if you choose “Fill the cell (crops)”. Choose “Fit whole photo” and each photo stays whole, with background color around it.
Yes. The gap slider runs from 0 to 60 and starts at 12, and you can pick a background color. White is the default.
Yes. You can save as JPG or PNG. JPG quality starts at 92%. The file is named collage or long-strip, with the matching extension.
JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC. Photos you add this way are drawn into the picture in your browser, and a file the page can’t open is named in a message.
No. There is no sign-up. Open this page, choose your file and download the result.