Scrapfold
Photo collages in a minute. Saving is always free. En español
Pick 2 to 20 photos. Scrapfold suggests grid layouts that suit their shapes and keeps faces in the frame, or lets you scatter them freestyle like prints on a table and cut people out of their photos. Add text, pick a size for a post, a story or a print, and save it to Photos at full quality, with no watermark.
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Common questions
Is saving really free?
Yes. Saving and sharing are free, at full quality, with no watermark and no subscription. There is no trial that turns into a charge.
Do my photos get uploaded?
No. Scrapfold works on your iPhone. Your photos, cutouts and collages never leave it unless you share them yourself.
Why doesn't it ask to see all my photos?
You pick photos with Apple's own photo picker, which needs no permission. Scrapfold only sees the photos you pick.
"Save to Photos" says it isn't allowed.
Open the iPhone Settings app → Apps → Scrapfold → Photos and choose Add Photos Only. Scrapfold only adds pictures; it never reads your library.
How do I cut a person out of a photo?
Switch to Freestyle, tap the photo, then tap Cut out. It works best when the person, pet or object stands out from the background. Tap Sticker edge for a white outline. Cutouts need iOS 17 or later.
How do I move a photo in a grid?
Drag a photo onto another to swap them. Tap a photo, then drag or pinch to reframe it in its cell. Drag the lines between photos to resize the cells. Made a mistake? Tap undo at the top.
Can I print it?
Yes. Choose Size → 4×6, 5×7 or A4. Scrapfold saves those at 300 dpi, ready for a photo kiosk or a home printer at 100%. It warns you if a photo is too small to print sharply.
Where are my collages kept?
On your iPhone, on Scrapfold's home screen, so you can keep editing. Press and hold one to delete it. Deleting the app deletes them, so save any you want to keep to Photos first.