A French Bulldog photo collage in a gold frame, hung on a navy panelled library wall

Your photos, in the shape of what you love.

Pick a shape, choose how many pictures go in it, then fill it with your own photos in Canva. One file, yours in minutes.

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See how it works

Choose a shape, size and how many photos it holds, and see it on a wall before you buy. 3 minutes.

What you actually get

1. Design it

Choose a shape, a size and how many photos. Free, no account, and the preview is drawn to scale.

2. Buy it

One file. The download link arrives in your confirmation email, and it keeps working.

3. Fill it in Canva

Every photo is a separate frame. Click one, choose Replace, pick your own picture — the frame keeps its shape.

In Canva

Your template opens in Canva as an ordinary design — a free account is enough.

Every picture is its own frame. Replace them one at a time with your photos; each frame keeps its outline, so a dog stays dog-shaped.

Names and dates are yours to add. The shaped templates arrive without text, so you can put the name wherever it suits your photos, in any font Canva offers.

To print it, download from Canva as PDF, with the Print preset. PNG and JPG come out at 96 DPI — too coarse for a print this size.

Read the Canva guide

$9.99

One file, one payment, no subscription. Sizes from 12×12 to 40×60 inches, from 55 photos to over a thousand.

Design yours

Questions

Do I need to pay for Canva?

No. A free Canva account opens and edits the template.

How many photos do I need?

As few as 55 or as many as a thousand. You choose before you buy, and the preview shows how big each one will print.

Can I print it myself?

Yes, or take the PDF to any print shop. The file is built at print resolution for the size you picked — the Canva guide shows which download settings keep that quality, and which throw it away.

Can I change it later?

Yes. It is your Canva design — swap photos, change the background, add text, any time.

What if I want a different shape?

There are dogs, cats, hearts, names, numbers and plain grids, and new shapes are added over time.