Four photos, one memory.
Make a cat photo strip with four of your photos.
Your photos could look like this.
Try the sample, then replace each photo with your own.
AI-created sample photosEach photo can be up to 20 MB. JPG, PNG and WebP are recommended.
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0 / 4Make a collage with four photos
- Choose four photos together, or add one photo to each slot.
- Adjust photo positions and order, then choose a frame color and caption.
- Check the preview and save the PNG to your device.
Frequently asked questions
Can I show a photo without cropping it?
Select a photo and enable Show the entire photo. Different aspect ratios may leave frame-colored space around it.
Can I use iPhone photos?
JPG, PNG and WebP are recommended. HEIC support depends on your browser. Convert an unsupported photo to JPG or PNG.
Does the site store my photos?
Photos are processed on your device and are never uploaded. Save your collage before reloading the page.
Choose a screen or print PNG
Screen mode preserves the preview size: a vertical strip is 1080 × 3300px and a grid is 1400 × 1850px. For printing, choose 2 × 6 inches (600 × 1800px, 300 DPI) or a 4 × 6-inch sheet (1200 × 1800px, 300 DPI) with two copies of the same strip. Print modes fit the whole preview, including cats, caption and date, within white margins.
Example: select the 4 × 6-inch sheet to print two copies for two friends. Choose actual size or 100% in your print dialog; automatic fill or borderless printing may crop or enlarge it. Check the printer and frame dimensions and make a trial print. DPI metadata does not guarantee how a print service will size the file.
Give four photos a small story
Example: for a picnic, arrange a wide view, a group photo, the food and the walk home. The four images tell a story from one day. The try-it sample photos are AI-created examples, not photos submitted by users.
If a face is cropped, select its slot and adjust the horizontal and vertical position. Fit the whole photo to avoid cropping; different aspect ratios leave some frame background visible. Moving a slot also moves its crop settings.
Check the input photos
Use photos no larger than 20MB each and 50 million pixels. Editing reduces the longest side to at most 1600 pixels. This is a collage tool, not an original-quality photo archive; keep your originals separately.
JPG, PNG and WebP are recommended. HEIC, HEIF and AVIF work only when your browser can decode them directly. If a HEIC will not open, convert it to JPG with the photo converter or export a JPG from your photo app and try again.
When saving is unavailable
Make sure all four slots contain photos. A batch uses only the first four files, and failed slots can be replaced individually. Keep the caption within 30 characters and wait for fonts and frame artwork to load.
After saving a PNG, check your browser downloads and device storage. If generation fails, keep the current page open and retry. Reloading clears your photos and edits, so save the finished file first.
Share the finished file deliberately
Your selected photos are combined in this browser and are not uploaded to the service. The PNG includes photos, caption and the date if enabled; the date uses Korea time. Sending the site address does not share your photos or editing session.
Agree on the audience with people in the photos before sending the PNG. For a sizing or save problem, Report a problem with your device, browser and export mode. You do not need to send original photos.
Six original photo layouts, reusable styles
Travel, birthday, family, couple and club packs add distinct compositions to the classic frame. The suggested sequence helps you choose a story; applying a pack keeps photo order and crop positions. Each layout works with the existing screen and 300 DPI print outputs.
Undo and redo keep up to 20 steps and 8 photo sources in memory. They include photo selection, order, crops and frame edits; reload clears this history. Explicitly saved styles contain frame options only; captions are opt-in. Photos, filenames and crop positions are never stored in a saved style. Save an image before closing.