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Free photo collage templates for weddings, travel, family memories, parties and Instagram stories. Upload your photos and every frame crops itself to fit.

21 ready-to-use designs — fill the form, get the image.

Photo collage templates for every memory

A collage tells a story that a single photo cannot: the whole wedding day, a week of travel, a year of family moments. This collection includes layouts for the moments people most often want to put together:

  • Wedding and engagement collages, from soft beige layouts to "She said yes" announcements.
  • Travel collages: travel journals, landmark grids, vintage travel layouts and photo dumps.
  • Family collages with polaroid walls and scrapbook styles.
  • Party collages with photo booth strips, film strips and retro polaroids.
  • Mood boards and lookbooks for fashion, seasons and creative projects.
  • Year-in-review recaps that sum up a year in a single image.

Sizes for Instagram, stories and print

The templates come in the formats you are most likely to share:

  • Square, 1080 × 1080: Instagram and Facebook feed posts.
  • Portrait, 1080 × 1350: takes up more of the feed on Instagram.
  • Story, 1080 × 1920: Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp stories.
  • Landscape and print layouts, such as 1600 × 1200 polaroid walls and A-series travel posters.

How to make a photo collage

  1. Pick a layout that fits the number of photos you have.
  2. Upload your photos. Each frame crops the picture to fill its shape, so you do not need to resize anything first.
  3. Add the words: a title, a date, a place or a caption, depending on the template.
  4. Download the finished collage and share it or print it.
  5. Rearrange it (optional). Clone the template into your account to move frames, change colours or add more photos in the editor.

Collage ideas to try

  • A trip in one image: the best photo from each day of a holiday, with the destination and dates as the title.
  • The wedding recap: getting ready, the ceremony, the first dance and the guests, shared the morning after.
  • An engagement announcement: the ring, the place and the two of you.
  • A year in review: one photo per month, posted on New Year's Eve.
  • A family wall: polaroid-style frames for a printed gift to grandparents.
  • A party story: photo booth strips straight from the night, ready for Instagram stories.

Every idea above works with the templates on this page; just change the title and drop in your own photos.

Tips for a collage that works

  • Choose one hero photo. Put your strongest image in the largest frame and let the others support it.
  • Mix close-ups and wide shots. A face, a detail and a landscape together tell more of the story than three similar photos.
  • Keep the colours consistent. Photos taken in similar light, or with the same filter, look calmer side by side.
  • Leave room for the text. A date or place name turns a set of photos into a keepsake.

Collages at scale

Photographers, schools, event apps and travel companies use collage templates to give every client or guest their own recap. Send each person's photos through the image generation API, or a spreadsheet of photo links in bulk, and get a personalised collage for every one. Planning a wedding? Browse the matching wedding invitation templates.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are these photo collage templates free?
Yes. You can upload your photos to any template and download the finished collage for free. An account lets you clone templates and edit them in the editor.
Do I need to crop my photos first?
No. Each photo frame crops the image automatically to fill its shape, keeping the centre of the picture.
Which size should I use for Instagram?
Use 1080 × 1080 or 1080 × 1350 for feed posts and 1080 × 1920 for stories. The templates are already set to those sizes.
Can I add more photos or change the layout?
Yes. Clone the template into your account and open it in the editor to move, resize, add or remove photo frames.
Can I print my collage?
Yes. Download the image and print it. The landscape and A-series layouts are the best fit for printed posters and frames.
How many photos can a collage hold?
It depends on the layout. The templates range from three-photo grids to photo walls and film strips with more frames, and you can add or remove frames in the editor after cloning a template.