Combine Multiple Photos Into One
A folder of fifty photos is not something anyone opens on a phone. One image is. This page takes a whole batch at once — up to fifty pictures — and fills the slots in order, so nothing has to be dragged into place one at a time. Choose five, seven or eight slots and the layout spreads the photos evenly, closing gaps as it goes. When the page looks right, export a clean PNG for a message or a PDF for print.
Your photos are processed in this tab. Nothing is uploaded.
How fifty photos end up on one page
Upload the batch
Select up to 50 photos in a single pass, from the camera roll or a folder on the desktop. The whole set arrives together, in the order you picked it, and the order can be changed before anything is placed on the page.
Let the slots fill
The layout takes the photos in that order and drops each one into the next free slot. No dragging, no empty holes to hunt down: if you remove a photo, the slots behind it close up and the page re-flows around the gap.
Export one image
Take a clean PNG when the page is going into a message, a listing or a slide. Take the PDF when it is going to a printer, where the page size and the margins actually matter.
Choosing 5, 7 or 8 slots
The slot count decides how large each photo ends up. Pick it before you export, because it changes how much of each picture survives the crop.
5 slots
Five photos get the most room each, so faces and detail stay readable. This is the count to pick when the photos are the point rather than the set.
7 slots
Seven is the count that still balances: enough photos to tell the story of a week or an event, without shrinking each one to a thumbnail.
8 slots
Eight fills the page edge to edge with almost no margin. Good for a contact sheet or a dense recap where the overall impression matters more than any single frame.
Why use this page
Built for the case where the folder is bigger than the screen.
Up to 50 photos at once
One selection, not fifty. The batch arrives in the tray in one go and the counter tells you how much room is left.
Slots fill themselves
Photos land in order and the page re-flows when one is removed, so there is no manual placement and no half-empty grid to fix.
Five, seven or eight
Three densities of page from the same set of photos, so a recap can be tight or generous without re-uploading anything.
Nothing uploaded
The batch is read in the tab and the page is drawn on your device. Fifty photos never leave the machine they were opened on.
What ends up on one page
The kinds of sets that are easier to send as one image than as a folder.
A year in review
Twelve months of a project, a garden or a family, collapsed into one page that can be posted in a single message.
A product catalogue
One page of SKUs, evenly spaced, so a customer can see the range without opening a gallery.
A team page
Faces, names and roles on one sheet for a site, a newsletter or a door sign.
A family update
The photos that would otherwise be sent as twenty attachments, in an order that makes sense at a glance.
Multiple photos FAQ
How many photos can I combine at once?
Up to 50 in a single project, uploaded in one batch. The 5, 7 and 8 slot layouts each use a subset of that batch, and you can swap which photos fill the slots without selecting the files again.
Do the slots fill in the order I picked the photos?
Yes, and the order is editable before you export. If a photo lands in the wrong place, move it in the tray and the page re-flows; removing one closes the gap rather than leaving a hole.
What happens if I have more photos than slots?
The extra photos stay in the tray. Nothing is deleted and nothing is dropped silently: you choose which ones make the page, and the rest are one click away if you change your mind.
Is there a difference between 5, 7 and 8 slots?
Only how much room each photo gets. Eight slots means smaller frames and a denser page; five means larger frames and a page that reads as five pictures rather than a set.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The batch is read in the browser tab and the page is assembled there. There is no upload step, so there is no copy of the set on a server to delete later.
What file do I get?
Every template is free, batch upload goes up to 50 photos, and you get 1 clean export a day; after that, exports carry a small corner mark and the PDF is capped at 150dpi. The PNG is the screen file; Pro adds a 300dpi PDF with crop marks, and both come from the same layout.