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Collage from 7 photos

Build a collage from 7 photos with a ready-made layout: pick a grid below, drop your shots into the cells and download the result. All free, right in your browser.

Build a collage from 7 photos
'7: Magazine 7' layout — collage from 7 photos

Ready-made 7-photo layouts

For a collage from 7 photos the catalog already has several ready-made layouts — with balanced proportions, different accents and cell orders. No need to place frames by hand: pick a layout and the editor opens with 7 cells ready. Just drag your photos in.

Each shot can be moved and zoomed inside its cell, swapped with another, and for the whole collage you can set the background, corner rounding and gap width. The finished piece downloads in high resolution: PNG or JPG for screen and social, PDF for print. No signup, no watermarks and no limit on saves.

Seven photos call for a mix of large and small frames: there's no even grid for an odd count, so 7-photo layouts are built around one or two accent shots. It's a good fit for a rich set that needs to hold a lot of moments.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a collage from 7 photos for free?

Pick a ready-made 7-cell layout on this page — the editor opens with that grid. Drag your photos into the cells, adjust the cropping if needed and hit Download. It's free and needs no signup.

Can I change the proportions and background?

Yes. The canvas format (square, portrait, landscape), the background color or image, the gaps between cells and the corner rounding are all adjustable in the editor — the 7-cell layout adapts automatically.

What format is the finished collage saved in?

You can download the collage as a high-resolution PNG or JPG, or as PDF for print. There are no watermarks and no limit on saves.

How do I fit 7 photos into one collage neatly?

Take a ready-made 7-cell layout — the cells are already balanced in size and fill the whole canvas. Just distribute your shots across the cells and swap them around if you like.

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