Combine 2, 4, 6 or 9 images into one grid.
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Add up to 9. They never leave your device.
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Three steps
Drop in two, four, six or nine photos.
Pick the grid shape and how much space sits between the cells.
The result is one image, ready to post or print.
Why this one
A free-form canvas invites fiddling. A clean two, four, six or nine grid produces something that looks composed in about fifteen seconds.
Zero gap reads as one continuous image, a wide gap reads as separate framed photos, and both are useful for different jobs.
Images are cropped to fill their cell rather than stretched to fit, so faces keep their proportions.
The short version
A collage is the fastest way to make several ordinary photographs look like a deliberate set, and the fastest way to make them look like a mess is a free-form canvas with no constraints. Fixed grids and a single gap setting remove almost every decision, which is why the result usually looks better than the version that offered more control.
Questions
Two, four, six or nine, matching the available grids. Beyond nine the individual photos are too small to read in a feed.
No. Each is cropped from its centre to fill its cell, so mixed sizes and orientations work. Very different aspect ratios lose more from the edges.
They fill in the order you add them, so the drop order is the layout order. Re-add them in a different sequence to rearrange.
None if you want the group to read as a single image. Around one percent of the width if you want the photos to read as separate items in a set.
Free, and staying free
Thridy is a library of thousands of 3D icons in one consistent style, free for commercial use with no attribution and no account. The tools exist so you never have to upload an image to somebody else's server to resize it.
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