Photo Collage as Numbers or Letters

Print Sizes and Format

Decide whether the collage should be printed square or in landscape format and choose from various sizes and materials like canvas or poster.

If you select "automatic" for print orientation, it will adjust to the size of your text. However, this can significantly limit the available print sizes. Therefore, we recommend adjusting print orientation and size after entering your desired text. This way, other print sizes will also be available.

Optionally, you can add a custom text as a title or subtitle. Upload your favorite pictures now and position them automatically using the configurator or manually. Finally, adjust the background color and effects like black and white or sepia. Done!

Save Collage and Collaborate

Did you know that you can continue editing on another device at any time? We send you a link that allows you to open the current photo collage on any device. Perfect for uploading photos from your smartphone and doing the final editing on a larger screen. Invite friends or acquaintances to upload more pictures and participate in the design.

You can split your text or numbers into up to three lines, but you don't have to! Especially if the words and lines are of different lengths, the collage can look poorly proportioned. Three short lines often look better in a square format, while long words suit a landscape format.

So, try different variations and orientations and consider putting two words on one line instead of two. Keep in mind: the more letters or numbers, the smaller the individual photos will be. If you need more text, it's better to write it above or below the collage.

Don't Use Too Many Different Colors

The more numbers or letters you use in a collage, the more photos you need. If these contain many different colors, the collage can quickly look busy and cluttered. Choose fewer complementary colors and avoid bright background colors if unsure.
TIP: Use a black and white or sepia effect for the entire collage or for individual photos if needed.

Finding suitable images for your collage isn't easy—especially when you want to depict entire names or words and need a lot of photos. If you also want to match colors, your options are limited. Our tip: use similar images. Often, we take several photos of one subject to capture different perspectives or to ensure at least one good shot. Use that to your advantage and use multiple images from a series. If that's still not enough, you can use individual images more than once (especially for longer words or numbers).

Arrange "Round" Letters Carefully

Letters like S, B, and G or numbers like 3, 6, and 8 contain many curves, which can make selecting suitable photos challenging. Parts of the photos can get cropped so that only half a face is visible. In this case, avoid close-ups and use photos with lots of background. This prevents important parts of the photo from missing and gives you more flexibility in editing. Remember, you can use images multiple times!