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Quick Ways to Combine Photos into a Collage on macOS

By Matthew Lynch
June 5, 2023
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Combining photos into a collage can be a great way to showcase a series of related images or to create a unique piece of art. Fortunately, macOS offers a variety of quick and easy ways to create collages from your photo library. Here are some of the best options:

1. Use the Photos app
Apple’s built-in Photos app includes a collage feature that allows you to select several photos and combine them into a custom layout. To use this feature, simply open the Photos app and select the images you want to use. Then, click on the Create button in the upper-right corner of the screen and select Collage from the menu. You can choose from a variety of layouts and adjust the size and spacing of each photo to create the perfect collage.

2. Use the Preview app

If you’re looking for even more control over your collage layout, the Preview app is an excellent option. To create a collage using Preview, open the app and select File > New from the menu. Then, choose Collage from the list of options and select the photos you want to use. You can then drag and drop each photo onto the layout and adjust the size, spacing, and orientation as needed.

3. Use a third-party app

There are also several third-party apps available that specialize in creating collages. One popular option is Canva, which offers a wide range of pre-designed templates and layouts to choose from. Another great option is PicCollage, which lets you add text, stickers, and other unique elements to your collage.

4. Use drag and drop

Finally, if you’re looking for the quickest and easiest way to create a collage, you can simply use drag and drop. Just open two Finder windows side by side and select the photos you want to use in one window. Then, drag them over to the other window, which should be set to Icon view. You can then arrange the photos as needed to create your collage.

In conclusion, there are many ways to create a beautiful photo collage on macOS. Whether you prefer using the built-in Photos app or experimenting with third-party apps, the possibilities are endless. With a little creativity and some basic photo editing skills, you can easily create a stunning collage that showcases your favorite images.

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