Can I control the spacing between photos?

Yes — adjust the gap and background color between tiles to get the exact look you want.

Do the photos need to be the same size?

No — they're fitted into equal cells automatically, so mismatched sizes still line up neatly.

Can I mix portrait and landscape photos in one grid?

Yes. Each photo is cropped to its cell, so the grid stays even whatever the originals' shapes. The cost is that a portrait photo in a square cell loses its top and bottom, so keep the subject central.

Which layout works best for a before-and-after?

Side by side, with two photos taken from the same spot at the same zoom. Because both are cropped identically to their cells, any difference in framing is distracting, so match the shots before building the grid.

Photo Grid Maker (2×2, 3×3)

Arrange photos into a neat 2×2 or 3×3 grid and download it — free, private.

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drop several photos — they fill the layout in order

A grid is the tidiest way to show several photos as one: four product angles in a 2 by 2, a trip in nine squares, a before and after side by side. This page builds that grid and downloads it as a single image. Pick the layout, 2 by 2, 3 by 3, side by side, stacked or a strip, drop the photos in, and they fill the cells in the order you add them, each cropped to fit so the grid stays even.

That automatic fitting is fast and also the thing to plan around. Every photo is cropped to its cell from the centre, so mixed shapes line up, but whatever sits at the edges gets trimmed. Keep the subject near the middle of each picture and the grid looks intentional; a face at the top edge of a tall photo may lose its forehead in a square cell. The assembly happens on your device, and the photos are not uploaded.

What helps: use photos with similar lighting and colour so the grid reads as a set rather than a jumble; add them in reading order, left to right and top to bottom; and for a comparison, use side by side with both photos at the same zoom so the difference is the subject and not the framing.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I control the spacing between photos?: Yes — adjust the gap and background color between tiles to get the exact look you want.
Do the photos need to be the same size?: No — they're fitted into equal cells automatically, so mismatched sizes still line up neatly.
Can I mix portrait and landscape photos in one grid?: Yes. Each photo is cropped to its cell, so the grid stays even whatever the originals' shapes. The cost is that a portrait photo in a square cell loses its top and bottom, so keep the subject central.
Which layout works best for a before-and-after?: Side by side, with two photos taken from the same spot at the same zoom. Because both are cropped identically to their cells, any difference in framing is distracting, so match the shots before building the grid.

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