PicCollage

PicCollage is a collage-making app for photos and videos, greeting cards, invitations and scrapbooks. Its photo grids let users adjust layouts, spacing and borders, while AI tools remove backgrounds and extend images. A library of templates, stickers, backgrounds and fonts gets new designs weekly. Browser-based tools include background removal and blur, image resizing, AI image extension and collage making. Finished projects can be downloaded in high resolution, shared digitally or printed; export formats include PNG, GIF and PDF. Free use includes the core collage maker and online tools, while premium templates, stickers and advanced features require a subscription. The free plan is listed as free, and a 7-day trial is available. On iOS, the trial and VIP support up to five videos per collage, with clips up to one minute. VIP cloud backup covers up to 1,000 collages, but not collages containing video. PicCollage says users can delete images or accounts and that facial data is not used for identity recognition, advertising or biometric profiling.

PicCollage combines collage creation with browser-based image tools and several ways to export or share finished work. Note that premium features require a subscription, and Cloud backup excludes collages with video.

PicCollage suits people who want to build and share photo or video collages, cards, invitations or scrapbooks on Android, iOS or the web. Its browser tools may also suit users who need image resizing, background editing or collage making.

Overview

PicCollage is a creative app for assembling photos and video into collages, cards, invitations and scrapbook pages, with related image tools in a browser. It suits people who want decorative, customizable projects across mobile and web. The free tier is a practical starting point, but premium designs and advanced features make a subscription necessary for fuller access.

Key features

Adjustable grids let users change layout, spacing and borders, while custom layouts and text overlays help shape a collage around its intended use. AI background removal and image expansion add ways to isolate a subject or extend a composition. Templates, stickers, backgrounds and fonts broaden the design options, with new designs added weekly. That range favors users who enjoy decorating projects; someone who only needs a basic photo arrangement may find the extra assets less important.

PicCollage also supports video collages. On iOS, the free trial and VIP subscriptions allow up to five videos per collage, with clips up to one minute long. That is a useful ceiling for short montages, not a substitute for longer video editing. Finished work can be downloaded in high resolution, shared digitally or printed, with PNG, GIF and PDF among the export formats.

The browser toolkit includes a collage maker, background remover, background blur, image resizer and AI image extender. Users can also save work to their camera roll or share it through messaging apps, social platforms or email. PicCollage Social ended in March 2025, so users can no longer upload new collages there or use features such as following and liking.

Pricing

The Free plan costs free and includes the core collage maker and online tools. It is the sensible choice for occasional projects, but premium templates, stickers and advanced features require a subscription.

Remove Watermark removes the watermark and, on Android, removes ads. VIP Monthly and VIP Annual each include more than 5,000 stickers, more than 3,000 backgrounds, Cloud backup for up to 1,000 collages and support for five videos per collage on iOS. The paid options suit users who need the premium library or backup; the Remove Watermark option is narrower for people chiefly concerned with branding and Android ads. Cloud backup excludes collages containing video, which limits its usefulness for video creators. VIP pricing is custom pricing.

A 7-day trial gives prospective subscribers a short window to evaluate premium access before choosing a plan.

Platforms

PicCollage is available on Android, iOS and the web. The browser tools make it possible to work with images beyond the mobile apps, while the one-minute clip limit for video collages applies on iOS.

Who it's for

PicCollage is a good fit for people making personal collages, invitations, cards or scrapbook pages who want flexible layouts, decorative assets and several ways to share or export. It is less suited to users who need longer video projects, or who expect a social destination for publishing collages.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Adjustable grids, custom layouts and text overlays give users more control over composition than a fixed arrangement.
• Pro: Browser image tools and mobile apps cover several ways to create and finish work across platforms.
• Pro: High-resolution downloads, print, digital sharing and PNG, GIF and PDF exports support different ways to use a finished design.
• Con: Premium templates, stickers and advanced features require a subscription, limiting the free plan to core creation and online tools.
• Con: iOS video collages are capped at five clips of up to one minute each, and video collages cannot use VIP Cloud backup.
• Con: PicCollage Social is no longer available for new uploads or social interactions.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Collage Maker Software.

• CollageIt is worth considering for desktop users: it has a free Windows and Mac version, and its home page says it supports up to 200 photos.
• PhotoGrid is another free option on Android, iOS and web, with a paid VIP tier that includes monthly credits, batch editing and cloud projects.
• SCRL offers a free Basic plan with limited templates and a 10-slide allowance, making it an alternative for users comfortable with those constraints.
• Shape Collage has a free personal-use plan, but commercial use and watermark removal require Pro.
• SnapLayout offers free layouts and formats with exports capped at 1080px on the longest edge, for users who can work within that resolution limit.
• PhotoCollageApp is a free Android and iOS alternative with high-resolution collage creation and export; frames are optional add-ons.
• LiveCollage is another freemium option for iOS and macOS users.
• FotoCollage is an Android alternative.

Verdict

Choose PicCollage if you want a flexible collage maker with decorative assets, browser image tools and practical export and sharing options. Its free core makes it easy to begin, but users who need premium designs will need a subscription, and its short video limits and discontinued social features make it a weaker fit for longer edits or social publishing.