My 9 Albums — Create Your 9-Album Collage

My 9 Albums is a free online album collage maker. You choose nine albums, arrange them in a 3×3 grid, customize the poster design, and download the finished image to share.

Search for each album in the built-in record library, place your nine picks in the 3×3 grid, arrange them by dragging, customize the theme and labels, then download the poster.

A popular format where music fans share the nine records that most shaped their taste — usually as a 3×3 grid of album covers. There are no strict rules; most people pick a mix of formative, favorite, and personally meaningful records.

Nine for the classic 3×3 collage. The tool also offers a 1+8 hero layout, a spotlight layout, and a record-shelf display — all built around nine records.

Yes. Searching albums, building the grid, customizing the design, and downloading are all free, with no account required.

Yes. Posters download as high-resolution PNG files. A 9:16 story-size export is also available.

No. There is no sign-up and no Spotify connection. Albums are searched in a built-in record library of tens of millions of releases. If you want to use your Spotify stats or Wrapped list, just search your most-played albums here and place them — no login ever.

Yes. The templates page ships curated 9-record sets — all-time masterpieces, City Pop, post-rock, jazz and more — that fill your 3×3 grid in one click. Every slot stays editable afterwards.

Yes. It does the topster job — search records, arrange a 3×3 grid, export an image — with no account, no watermark, and high-resolution PNG downloads.

Yes — any artist, any genre, any era, from mainstream releases to obscure pressings, as long as the release exists in the music database.

The standard download is a square 2048×2048 PNG that matches the 3×3 canvas. A 9:16 story-size export is also available.

A collage format that arranges nine album covers in three rows of three. It became popular on Reddit, X, and Instagram as a quick way to show your music taste in one image.