6 Photo Collage Frames

Six photos in one frame

Six is the number where a collage starts to feel like a small story: two rows of three for a family at a festival, or a trip told in six pictures. This page has 12 layouts for six photos.

The tidy ones are a 2 × 3 portrait grid and a 3 × 2 landscape grid, where every picture is the same size and none is favoured. A split layout puts a tall column of portraits next to a square grid, which is handy when you have a mix of vertical and horizontal photos. A mosaic of mixed sizes gives a magazine feel, an F-shaped editorial layout leads the eye from a wide photo at the top down to smaller ones, and a soft sage-green design with rounded organic shapes suits a nursery or a calm bedroom. Some designs hold one large hero photo with five small ones around it, which is best when one picture clearly matters most.

Choose the grid when all six photos are equally good and the hero layout when one is the standout. For fewer photos, see 5 photo collages; for more, 7 photo collages. All counts are on the collage photo frames page.