Three layouts for six photos
The landscape grid puts six square frames in three columns and two rows. The portrait grid uses two columns and three rows, which suits a phone screen or a portrait print. The feature layout makes the first photo four times the size of the others, with five smaller photos wrapped around it. Use the arrow buttons to change the order.
Crop or keep every edge
Every frame is square, so fill mode crops each photo around its center. Check faces and writing near the edges, or switch to fit mode to keep the whole photo with white borders. Photos are never stretched.
What size is the download?
The landscape grid exports at 2,400 × 1,600 pixels and the portrait grid at 1,600 × 2,400; both print as a 6×4 or 4×6 at 400 PPI. The feature layout is 2,400 × 2,400, which prints as an 8×8 at 300 PPI. Your photos stay on your device; nothing is uploaded.
Ideas for six photos
- Half a year: one monthly portrait in each frame. Two collages cover a baby’s first year.
- A trip in six: arrival, a meal, a view, a person, a detail, the journey home.
- Six people, one event: a portrait of everyone who came.
Fewer photos? Try the 3 photo collage or 5 photo collage. For more than six, a contact sheet fits up to 24.