How to Make a Photo Collage on iPhone

Step by step

1. Gather the right photos

   Select images that suit iphone collage creation, ideally with consistent lighting and orientation.

2. Open the editor

   Start from a recommended preset or a blank canvas — no download or sign-up.

3. Arrange and crop

   Reorder photos, set each focal point and choose the aspect ratio.

4. Refine the finish

   Adjust spacing, corners, borders and background until it feels intentional.

5. Export and reuse

   Download PNG, JPEG and WebP at the size you need and repeat the process any time.

Make it in Safari

Open the collage editor in Safari and tap to add photos — iOS will ask for photo-library access the first time. Choose a handful of favorites rather than your whole camera roll; a shortlist arranges ten times faster.

Pick a layout that fits your photo count, drag each picture into place and pinch to adjust crops. Faces should stay near the center of each frame so nothing important gets cut.

Save and share

Export your collage and save it to the camera roll with the share sheet. From there it behaves like any photo: text it, AirDrop it, post it or print it.

For Instagram, a 4:5 portrait collage fills the most screen space. For a wallpaper or story, switch to 9:16 vertical before you export.

Find the file before ending the editing session

After downloading, check the browser's download list or the Files app. Saving an image to Photos may require opening the file and choosing the appropriate share action; a browser download does not always put it straight into the camera roll. Confirm the file opens before closing the editor. If an HEIC photo is rejected, supply a JPEG, PNG or WebP copy.