Create an 8-Photo Collage Instantly!

Looking to create a collage using 8 photos, but not sure where to start?

This guide details five easy methods to craft an 8-photo collage from your favorite memories.

Let’s jump in and explore your creative options!

• Design an 8-Photo Hexagon Collage
• Make an 8-Photo Overlapping Collage
• Build an 8-Photo Grid Collage
• Assemble a Stunning Random Collage of 8 Photos
• Design a Number 8 Photo Collage

Here’s What You’ll Need:

- 8 photos saved to your Mac or Windows computer

- TurboCollage software (download and install if you don’t already have it)

Let your creativity shine as you build your collage!

How to Make an 8-Photo Hexagon Collage

Example: 8-photo hexagon collage (image size reduced for fast download). Download the original version.

Follow these steps to make a similar hexagon collage:

1. Launch TurboCollage and select the “Photohive” pattern. Choose the hexagon shape and set a preferred size, such as 8x6 landscape.

2. Import your 8 photos. TurboCollage automatically arranges them in a hexagonal grid.

3. Move or crop your images until you’re satisfied with the arrangement. For extra tips, see the hexagon collage tutorial.

4. Modify Hexagon Shape: You can select a different hexagon angle if you prefer, as shown below.

5. Once you’re happy, save your collage as a JPG—ready to print or share.

How to Create an 8-Photo Overlapping Collage

Example: 8-photo overlapping collage (image size reduced for fast download). Download the original version.

Here’s how to make one:

1. Open TurboCollage and select “Regular Pile.” Set the size (for instance, 12x18 landscape).

2. Import all 8 photos. TurboCollage overlaps them automatically, creating a look of scattered printed photos.

3. Move, resize, or rotate your photos as needed. Change their order or add a background color or image. For more help, see the overlapping collage tutorial.

4. Save your collage as a JPG for printing or sharing.

How to Build an 8-Photo Grid Collage

Grid collages create a clean, organized look. Here’s how to build one with 2 rows and 4 columns:

Example: 8-photo grid (2 rows × 4 columns, image size reduced for fast download). Download the original version.

1. Open TurboCollage and select “Picture Grid.”

2. Set your preferred size and choose 2 rows and 4 columns.

3. Add your 8 photos. TurboCollage arranges them into the grid automatically.

4. Rearrange your photos by dragging them to different cells or cropping within each cell. For more help, see the detailed photo grid guide.

5. When finished, export as a JPG for print or sharing.

How to Make a Stunning Random 8-Photo Collage

Making a random collage with 8 photos is simple and fun!

Example: 8-photo random collage (image size reduced for quick download). Download the original version.

1. Open TurboCollage and select “Picture Grid (Unequal)” as your layout.

2. Choose your desired canvas size (e.g., 8x6 portrait).

3. Add all 8 photos—TurboCollage instantly arranges them into an eye-catching random grid.

4. Shuffle the arrangement until you’re happy with how it looks.

5. Export your collage as a JPG to print or share.

For step-by-step instructions, see the detailed random collage tutorial.

How to Create a Number 8 Photo Collage

Want to try something creative? Arrange your photos to form the shape of the number 8!

FigrCollage lets you easily design number-shaped collages, like the example below.

Example: Number 8-photo collage (image size reduced for fast download). Download the original version.