Christmas collage maker

A Christmas collage is the easiest personal gift there is: a year of family moments on one page, wrapped in something festive. The editor runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded, and there's no account and no watermark.

Every template is our own design. You'll find classic red and gold, snowy Nordic, kraft-paper polaroids, starry midnight blue and a cozy hot-cocoa look. Each one has empty photo frames waiting for your pictures. Add more photos than there are frames and the collage grows to fit, up to 30 pictures.

The finished collage works as a Christmas card, an Instagram post or a printed gift for the grandparents.

Every template can be resized. Hit Size and your post becomes a story or a printable page in one click; photos and text rearrange to fit the new shape.

Double-click any text to edit it. You can pick an elegant script (Great Vibes, Parisienne), a classic serif (Playfair, DM Serif) or something playful (Pacifico, Fredoka). Every font is openly licensed and supports accented letters, which matters if your family name has one.

The Text panel has ready-made styles: curved titles, outlined lettering and drop-shadow headlines. The Elements panel holds our own holiday stickers: tree, bauble, candy cane, holly, snowflake, gift and star. They're vectors, so you can recolor them and they print sharp at any size.

For the background, choose a solid color, a gradient or a pattern such as stars, dots or stripes.

Download gives you PNG, JPG, PDF or SVG. Print templates (5 × 7 in and A4) are set up at 300 dpi with 3 mm of bleed. Send the bleed PDF with crop marks to a print shop. For a home printer, turn bleed off and you get the exact trim size.

The 4 × 6 photo card has no bleed, so any photo lab or drugstore kiosk can print it as is. For social media, PNG or JPG is the right choice. Wide collages can be split into an Instagram carousel when you download.

Your design saves itself in your browser. Close the tab tonight and pick up where you left off tomorrow.

Not every collage has to be a rectangle. On the Collage panel, one click turns the photo grid into a star, heart, circle, hexagon or arch, with the background showing around it. The Star shaped and Wreath templates are built this way.

Want the photos themselves to spell something? Type 2026 or your family's initials into the Letters & numbers box and every stroke of every letter becomes a photo. It makes a lovely year in review, with twelve months of pictures forming the year.

Prefer a hand-made scrapbook look? Freeform mode lets you rotate, resize and overlap each photo on its own.

• One hero photo: in Classic red or One big, many small, give the biggest frame to the family group shot.
• Warm it up: if your photos look blue from winter light, the Warm filter under Filters makes them match.
• Keep the words short: a greeting and a year are enough. Save the long note for the back of the card.
• Contrast: gold or cream lettering on dark backgrounds, deep red or navy on light ones.
• Before printing: make sure all text sits inside the red dashed line. Anything outside it may be trimmed off.