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Make a 100 Photo Collage in 60 Seconds

by TurboCollage Team

Make a 100 Picture Collage

Have you ever had lots of photos to share with your friends but no idea how to organize them all? Whether it's from a photo shoot or a vacation, we've all been there.

Luckily, we've got you covered.

In this article, we'll teach you how to create a collage of 100 or more pictures quickly and easily. And the best part? You don't need any design experience or expensive software like Photoshop.

With that in mind, let’s dive into six types of collages you can make without breaking the bank.

Why Download a 100-Picture Collage Maker App? Why Not Online?

Uploading a hundred photos can be a hassle with online services better suited for smaller, fixed templates.

But with dedicated, downloaded software, you'll have the processing power to edit a large number of high-quality, high-resolution images efficiently. Plus, it's faster and more convenient!

To get started, you'll need to download and install TurboCollage.

Don't worry; it's a quick and easy process that takes less than a minute to complete. Click here to download and get started.

Make a 100 Photo Pile: Add Unlimited Pictures

Let's make a collage with lots of photos like the one below!

100 Picture Pile Collage

Step 1: Start TurboCollage, Your Large Collage Maker

Launch TurboCollage and navigate to the Settings tab. Next, choose the Regular Pile pattern from the options available.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to select the Picture Pile pattern.

Step 2: Choose the Size of Your Collage

Time to pick the output size of your 100-photo collage. You can choose from a wide range of preset sizes or customize your own by specifying the dimensions. For this tutorial, we've selected the 12 x 18 (Tabloid Oversize) option, but feel free to choose any size that suits your needs.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to set the size of the many photo collage.

Step 3: Add Pictures

Time to add some pictures to your collage! Whether you want to include 20, 30, 70, 100, 200, or even more images, we’ve got you covered.

Click the +/Add Pictures button under the Pictures tab to upload your photos, and TurboCollage will automatically arrange them into a pile of photos.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the control to add a lot of pictures to the collage.

Step 4: Customize Your Photo Pile

To scatter your many photos all over the collage, use the "Spreadout" tool.

And remember, you can customize your photo pile as much as you'd like by adjusting picture positions, resizing, rotating, and even bringing specific images to the top or bottom of the stack. Here's a detailed tutorial on making a photo pile collage.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to use the Spreadout tool to spread pictures all over the canvas.

Step 5: Export Your Many Photo Collage to a JPG

When you're satisfied with the arrangement of your many-photo collage, export it as a JPG. From there, you can print it out, email it, or share it on social media.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the control to export the 100 photo collage to a JPG.

Want to see the above in action?  Here's a 36-second video:

Tweet This 100 Photo Pile Making Method

Create a Collage with Lots of Photos

Now, let's dive into creating a collage with many pictures arranged in a grid-like format, just like the one below:

Picture Grid made from a lot of photos.

Step 1: Fire-Up TurboCollage

To start, open up TurboCollage and choose the Picture Grid (Unequal) pattern under the Settings tab. Please note that this pattern was previously named Mosaic.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to select the Picture Grid Unequal pattern.

Step 2: Set the Size of Your Collage

Now, select the size of your collage by choosing a preset or specifying the exact dimensions. You can also choose between landscape or portrait orientation.

To further customize the look and feel of your collage, you can set the border width to zero, change the background color to black, and turn off shadows. These modifications are optional but can make your photo collage stand out!

Screenshot of TurboCollage highlighting the controls to set collage size and the controls to modify a few other settings.

Step 3: Add Pictures to Your Photo Collage

It's time to add some pictures to your collage using the +/Add Pictures button! You can add anywhere from 80 to 100 or even more images to your collage.

TurboCollage will automatically arrange your pictures into a collage, with each image varying in size for a visually appealing look.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the control to add many pictures to the photo grid.

Step 4: Use One-Step Built-In Tools To Get a Fresh Collage

For a fresh new arrangement, try out TurboCollage's intelligent layout tool. You can use this tool multiple times until you find a layout you love.

If you prefer more manual control over your collage layout, check out our detailed tutorial on making and customizing photo grids. It's a great resource to help you achieve the perfect look for your collage!

Screenshot of TurboCollage software highlighting the intelligent auto-layout tool.

Step 5: Export the Collage to JPG

Happy with your many-photo collage? Hit the export button to get the JPG of your collage. You can then share your final piece on social media, via email, or print it to show your friends and family.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software highlighting the control to export the 100 picture grid to a JPG.

Want to see the above in action?  Here's an under 48-second video:

Tweet This 100 Photo Grid Making Method

Make a 100-Photo Grid

Let's create a stunning picture grid that features many images neatly arranged in perfectly aligned rows and columns!

100 Picture Photo Grid

Step 1: Launch TurboCollage

You can't create a collage without your large collage maker! So launch TurboCollage to get started.

Once it's up and running, select the Picture Grid pattern under the Settings tab.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to set the Picture Grid pattern.

Step 2: Set the Size of Your 100-Picture Grid

Please navigate to the Layout section and select the size of your collage, along with its Orientation (Landscape or Portrait).

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to set the size of the 100 photo grid.

Step 3: Set the Number of Rows and Columns

Next, you'll want to set the number of rows and columns you'd like to use in your collage. In our example, we're using 8 rows and 14 columns, but you can choose the combination that feels right to you.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing controls to adjust the number of rows and columns in a photo grid.

Step 4: Fine-Tune Your Grid's Appearance (Optional)

For a sleeker look, consider setting the border width to zero, setting the background color to black, and turning off the shadows. While these modifications are optional, they can enhance the appearance of your grid.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing controls to adjust Border Width, Background Color, and Shadows.

Step 5: Populate Your Grid With Pictures

Add your favorite pictures to the grid using the +/Add Pictures button under the Pictures tab. In this demo, we've added 112 images, making for a lively and vibrant collage. TurboCollage lets you create photo grid collages with as many pictures as you want!

You can also shuffle or sort pictures in your grid to your liking.

TurboCollage offers a wide range of customization options for your photo grid. Want to learn more? Check out our detailed tutorial on making photo grids.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the control to add a large number of pictures to fill the grid.

Step 6: Export the Photo Grid to JPG

Click the Export Image File button to save your photo grid as a JPG.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing the control to export the many picture grid to JPG.

Want to see this process in action? Here's an under 46-second video:

Tweet This 100 Photo Grid Making Method

The Fast and Easy Way to Make a Large Picture Collage

Let's explore how to create a large picture collage using Photohive pattern just like the one below:

Big Picture Collage

Step 1: Fire Up the Large Collage Maker

Open TurboCollage, and navigate to the Settings tab. From there, select the Photohive pattern and choose Hexagon under the Shape menu.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing how to set the Photohive pattern with the Hexagon shape.

Step 2: Set the Size of Your Collage

Under the Settings tab, navigate to the Layout section and choose the size for your collage. You can also select your collage Orientation in this step!

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the controls used to set the collage size.

Step 3: Go Supersize! Add More Than 100 Photos

Go wild and add as many photos as you want! To give you an idea, we've added 125 images to our example.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing controls used to add photos to the collage.

Step 4: Jazz Up Your Collage with a Customized Look (Optional)

Want a darker, sleeker look? No problem. Set the border width to zero, switch off the shadows, and change the background color to black.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the controls to adjust Border Width, Background Color, and Shadows.

Step 5: Export Your Final Collage to JPG

Happy with your large hexagon collage? Then it's time to export it.

Simply Click the Export Image File button to download the JPG and share your hexagon collage on social media.

Screenshot of TurboCollage software showing the controls to export the collage to a JPG.

Here's a comprehensive tutorial on making hexagon collages.

Step 6: Push Your Creativity With More Large Collage Options

You can use the Photohive pattern to make a variety of large collages. For example, you can make circle or diamond collages, and use TurboCollage's extensive customization features to craft a unique look.

Large collage of many pictures arranged in a grid of Circles.

To make a collage like the one above, use the Circle shape and the Photohive pattern shown below. Here's a tutorial on making circle collages.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing the selection of Photohive pattern and Circle shape to make a large collage.

What about a many-photo collage with Diamond shaped photos?

Simply select the Photohive pattern and Diamond shape. Learn how to make a Diamond Photo Collage.

Screenshot of TurboCollage showing the selection of Photohive pattern and Diamond shape to make a large collage.

You can even make a collage out of 200 or 400 photos with the steps described above.

Why Create Collages With Lots of Photos?

You might wonder, "Why would I want to make a collage with so many photos?" Collages are a fantastic way to combine multiple images into one captivating work of art. And more specifically, they allow you to:

Tweet This 100 Photo Collage Making Method

So, the next time you need to make a collage from many photos, use TurboCollage! Don't be afraid to experiment and let your imagination run wild!

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