Birthday Collage Maker
Party photos, cake close-ups and a name across the bottom. Make a birthday collage for the group chat, a card or the fridge.
- Free
- No watermark
- No signup
- Photos never leave your device
1 Add photos
Or drop photos anywhere on the editor. Tap an empty frame to fill it. Photos stay on your device.
2 Pick a layout
3 Style it
4 Download
Tips for a better birthday collage
Lead with the moment
Put the candles-lit, wish-being-made photo in the biggest frame. The centre-frame layout is built for exactly that: one hero, eight supporting shots around it.
Do a “year in photos”
For a first or milestone birthday, pick one photo per month and use the 3 × 4 grid (12 frames). Keep the order left-to-right so it reads like a calendar.
Make it printable
Choose “4×6 print” or “A4 poster” under Size and download at Print quality. A 3600 px file prints sharply at 12 inches on the long side.
Need words for the post?
Describe what’s in your collage and get five captions to choose from, plus hashtags. Written by AI when you press the button, never before. It only sees the words you type here, never your photos.
Questions
Can I add “Happy Birthday” text to the collage?
Yes. Type anything up to 60 characters in the Caption box, such as a name and age, and pick its colour. It is drawn under the photos in the downloaded file.
What size should a birthday collage be for printing?
For a 6×4 inch print choose the 3:2 size; for a portrait 4×6 choose 2:3; for a poster choose A4. Download at Print quality (3600 px on the short side) for about 300 dpi at 12 inches.
How many photos can a birthday collage hold?
Layouts here range from 2 to 41 frames. For party round-ups, 9 frames (the centre frame) is a sweet spot: enough variety, still big enough to recognise faces on a phone.