Quick answer
For example, use Photo grid for sharing/archiving: back up, export to the target format and spot-check 2-3 files. A photo grid uses regular rows/columns for Instagram/albums/product shots.
Why it matters
Real scenarios expose problems better than abstract specs.
Square grids are the most universal.
Step by step
- Decide the use/ratio: social square, vertical Story or print.
- Pick 2-9 photos with clear subjects and consistent color/exposure.
- Choose layout/spacing so faces/subjects are not cropped.
- Export 1200px+ PNG/JPG and check edges/margins.
- Clear likeness/image rights and privacy before posting.
Common mistakes
- Nine mismatched color grades in one grid look chaotic.
- Zero gap leaves subjects touching/cropped at edges.
- Upscaling low-resolution photos makes them blurry.
- Using unlicensed people/photos for commercial promotion.
Checklist
- Ratio matches platform/print.
- Photo count fits the cells.
- Faces/subjects intact with sensible gaps.
- Resolution is sufficient, no compression artifacts.
- Likeness/image rights and privacy cleared.
Key facts
- Square grids are the most universal.
- 8-24px gaps usually look cleaner.
FAQ
Can you show a Photo grid example?
For example, use Photo grid for sharing/archiving: back up, export to the target format and spot-check 2-3 files. A photo grid uses regular rows/columns for Instagram/albums/product shots.
How long does it take?
Usually 1-3 minutes; for intermittent issues, run 30 seconds and retest elsewhere.
Is data uploaded?
Runs locally and does not upload video/audio; extensions may still read the page.
Source: Canva grid