Scrapbook collage
Torn paper, tape, doodles and little handwritten notes — the cut-and-paste look.
Pick 2 to 12 photos, choose square or 9:16, add a few words if you want — and SelfieDump's AI Collage lays them out as a scrapbook, Polaroid, film-strip or editorial collage that actually fits the vibe. No templates to fight with.
Four taps from a pile of pics to a collage you'd actually post.
Start from one of your Dumps or pick them yourself. Not sure what to use? Remix swaps in a fresh random set from your library.
Choose 1:1 square for the feed or 9:16 for Stories, pick the AI model, and type any words you want on the pic.
The AI reads your photos — colors, outfits, scenes, mood — and designs a layout around them. Each collage uses one of your AI Collage generations.
Caption ideas are written for the finished collage. Save it to Photos or send it anywhere through the iOS share sheet.
You don't choose a template. The AI looks at what's actually in your photos and goes for the direction that fits. These sketches show the kinds of layouts it makes — they're illustrations, not real collages.
Torn paper, tape, doodles and little handwritten notes — the cut-and-paste look.
Instant-photo frames, soft nostalgia, and space for a date or a tiny note.
Frames in a row that tell the night — or the trip — in order.
One or two standout shots up front, supporting pics around them, magazine-style type.
Overlapping, a little chaotic, very camera roll — a whole dump in a single frame.
Calm spacing and simple structure when the photos should do the talking.
Go 9:16 for a full-screen Story or a vertical post, or 1:1 square when it's headed for your grid. Add your own words and the AI keeps them exactly as you typed them, styled to match the layout.
When it helps the design, the collage can also carry a small date or place label — only ever taken from your photos' own details, never made up.
SelfieDump tells the AI to treat every photo you pick as a fixed source image.
The AI is instructed to crop, rotate, frame and layer your photos — and not to regenerate faces or invent people inside them. If a design idea would mean changing a photo, it's told to change the design instead.
Anything you type goes on the collage exactly as written. Extra touches like a month or a place label only come from details your photos actually carry.
AI output can vary, so give every collage a look before you post it.
Finding and sorting photos happens on your device. Making an AI Collage needs a third-party AI model, so when you tap Cook, SelfieDump sends:
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You can make 2 AI Collages without a subscription. Pro gives you 4 AI Collages every week on both the Weekly and Yearly plans — unused ones don't carry over.
No. The browser demo only previews a layout with your photos, right in your browser. AI Collages are made in the SelfieDump app.
Not directly — the AI picks the direction from your photos. You control which photos go in, the size, the AI model and any words, and cooking again with a different set gives you a different result.
Between 2 and 12.
SelfieDump instructs the AI to keep your photos as they are and design around them, not to redraw faces or people. AI results can still vary, so check each collage before you share it.
You can make 2 AI Collages for free. Pro includes 4 every week. Each time you cook a collage, it uses one.
It depends on the model you choose in the app — OpenAI or Google Gemini. Caption ideas for the finished collage are written with OpenAI.
AI Collage is one part of SelfieDump. See how the whole photo dump comes together — from sorting your camera roll to carousel order and captions — or read how to make a photo dump step by step.
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