PRINTSNIP GUIDE

Arrange your photos into a collage

A collage combines several photos into one composition. PrintSnip’s Quick Edits workspace includes collage layouts, spacing and per-photo placement controls. Prepare a social image, a memory collage or a composition for printing.

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How to use it

Open Quick Edits and choose the Collage tab. Add the photos you want to arrange.
Choose a layout and output size. Adjust gaps and the background to suit your photos.
Review each image. Use the placement and fit controls to keep the whole photo or crop deliberately; reposition important faces away from edges.
Export the collage and check the saved image. For a physical photo sheet with exact print dimensions, use Photo Studio.

What to check before saving

A filled slot may crop a photo when its shape differs from the slot. Choose a fit option or adjust placement when heads or feet are cut off.
Very large collages can exceed phone memory. Use fewer images or a smaller output if the browser reports a limit.
A collage export combines photos into one image; keep originals if you want to rearrange them later.

Privacy and saving

Supported photo and document edits are processed on your device. Account and service information uses the server. Print-shop sharing uses temporary encrypted server storage. Storage and sharing behaviour depend on the feature you choose; read the Privacy Notice before sharing sensitive files.

Common questions

How do I avoid cutting off a face?

Review the fit and position for each photo before export. Keeping the whole image can leave space inside a slot.

Is a collage the same as a print sheet?

No. A print sheet uses physical photo sizes and paper dimensions. A collage is a single composition.