Choose the visual argument
Decide whether one image should lead, all images should compare equally, or the viewer should follow a sequence.
Load a real image set, choose how it should be read, and let the canvas create a controlled starting composition. Your source files stay in this browser.
The arrangement updates when you change its reading pattern.
An automatic collage maker arranges a real image set according to a chosen reading pattern. Use a hero layout for one dominant idea, a grid for comparison, a strip for sequence, or an editorial layout for varied visual rhythm. Review every crop before export.
Decide whether one image should lead, all images should compare equally, or the viewer should follow a sequence.
Use references that contribute different evidence. Remove near duplicates before judging the layout.
Adjust the gap to separate ideas and use crop position to protect the subject rather than accepting accidental cuts.
Reduce the board visually. The intended first image and supporting rhythm should remain clear at a small size.
No. Image loading and collage rendering happen in the browser.
Use hero for a thesis image, grid for equal comparison, strip for progression, and editorial for controlled variety.
Export does not change licensing. Keep source records and use original or licensed assets for final commercial work.
An editable image collage with hierarchy controls, local image processing, account saving, and PNG export.