Photo Collage Maker

Photo collage maker

A photo collage maker lets you place many pictures together to tell one simple story. You can arrange photos in a grid, tilt a few for fun, and add gentle spacing so each image breathes. Titles and small captions help friends understand what happened and when. With smart templates, you can finish a birthday card or school poster in minutes. Exporting as an image makes it easy to print or share online without extra steps.

How do I start a clean collage?

Pick a template with the number of photos you need, or start with a simple grid. Choose a clear title and set a light background so the photos stand out. Drag images into the slots and use crop to keep faces centered. Keep the same border size around each picture. Add a short caption if a photo needs context. When the layout looks balanced, save your project.

What layout rules should I follow?

• Keep margins the same on all sides.
• Use three to five main photos only.
• Place the strongest photo at the top.
• Leave empty space so eyes can rest.

How can I fix dark or blurry images?

Use auto enhance to brighten and add contrast in one step. If a photo is still dark, gently raise exposure and reduce shadows. For blur, try a small sharpen, but stop before edges look rough. Crop out busy backgrounds that distract from faces. If a picture is too low quality, make it smaller in the collage so it still helps the story.

Which formats are best for sharing?

For social apps, export as JPG with medium quality to keep file size small. For printing, use PNG for crisp text and clean edges. If you plan to edit later, save the project file with layers. When sending by email, keep the width around 2000 pixels so it loads fast and still looks sharp.

What are simple caption tips?

Keep captions short and friendly. Start with the who or where, then add the special moment. Avoid inside jokes that only a few people know. Use the same font and size across the collage so it feels like one piece. Check spelling before export so your message is clear.

How do I print without losing quality?

Set the collage to the exact paper size you will use, like A4 or letter. Export at 300 DPI to keep details sharp. Disable any automatic scaling in the printer dialog so the borders stay even. If colors look too dull, turn off photo filters and try again. Run one test page before printing many copies.