How do I make a 3x3 grid of my favorite video game covers to share online

Making a 3x3 grid of your favorite game covers is a quick way to share your gaming history on social—no design skills needed if the tool does the layout for you.

How to build your 3x3 grid

Search your nine games, drag them into order, and the tool arranges their covers into the grid. Export as PNG or grab a share link, and post it. That's the whole flow.

Game grids: common questions

FAQ

What exactly is a 3x3 game grid?
It's nine game covers arranged in a 3x3 square, usually representing the nine games that shaped you. It started as a social meme and turned into a shareable format.

How do I choose my nine games?
There's no wrong answer—that's the point. Pick nine that genuinely shaped you, or pick by theme: one per console generation, one per genre, or just your current favorites.

Do I need to own the cover art?
No, a good grid tool pulls cover art from a game database automatically. You search the title and the cover comes with it.

Can I change the order after adding games?
Yes. Drag to reorder before you export; the grid reflects your final arrangement.

What format should I export for social?
PNG works everywhere. Some tools also give you a short share link, which keeps the image full-res and makes it easy to post.

Pick your nine games and let 9GameGrid build the 3x3 card for you—cover art included, no signup.