April vs CollagePhotoApp
April
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| Figure | April | CollagePhotoApp |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $1.99/mo | Free |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | — | Yes |
| iOS | Yes | Yes |
| Android | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 2 | 1 |
| Spec score · Collage Maker Software | 8.6 (#3) | 8.1 (#5) |
| Photo editing | The app supports rotating, mirroring, flipping, and zooming photos, with more than 40 filters and effect-degree control. | The built-in editor offers adjustments including brightness, contrast, exposure, temperature, vibrance and saturation. |
| Support | The app listing invites feedback at [email protected]. | The maker says it aims to reply to email within two business days; purchases, refunds and cancellations are handled through the App Store or Google Play. |
Plans
In their own words
April
April is a photo collage app for Android and iOS that combines images with layouts, stickers, presets, and editing controls. It can select photos from a camera roll or other albums, and portrait recognition is intended to keep the chosen subject in place. Collages can contain one to nine photos in square, portrait, or landscape layouts, with sections resized by dragging. Users can adjust border width, color, texture, margins, and corner degree, then rotate, mirror, flip, or zoom photos. More than 40 filters are available, with controls for effect strength. Stickers and customizable tiles can add time, date, city, and weather. PicStrip offers full-view and large-view previews while users adjust individual images in the wider collage. April supports JPG and PNG exports and says it integrates with Instagram and Facebook for one-tap sharing. The app is free, with a monthly April VIP subscription at $1.99 a month. April is intended for personal, non-commercial use unless separately agreed with Pinguo.
CollagePhotoApp
CollagePhotoApp combines photos in grids, frames and templates for social posts, stories or personal projects. Templates include selfie, weekend, birthday and travel themes, and the maker says new layouts are added regularly. Users can adjust brightness, contrast, exposure, temperature, vibrance and saturation, then refine person cutouts with on-device Humanout tools. Six aspect ratios are supported, from square 1:1 to 16:9. The app exports PNG, JPG and WebP files; HD PNG output is three times the canvas size and has no watermark, logo or badge. The maker says photos and collages remain on the device rather than being uploaded to its or third-party servers. Its website also offers eight browser tools without installation or sign-up. The app runs on Android, iOS and the web. The privacy policy says Google Firebase is used for crash analytics and may collect technical information about device and app usage.