CollageIt vs SCRL

CollageIt automatically arranges photos into grids and collages for sharing, printing, albums, posters, scrapbook projects, art projects, and presentations. Its desktop edition supports up to 200 photos and offers controls for page size, backgrounds, spacing, margins, rotation, frames, shadows, cropping, and randomized arrangements. On Mac, users can choose among Mosaic, Grid, Center, Pile, and Free Mode, with more than 60 templates; face recognition helps fit photos into layouts, with a live preview. Collages can be saved in formats including JPEG, PNG, PDF, PSD, TIFF, BMP, and GIF. The iOS app handles up to nine photos and collage dimensions up to 1800 by 1800 pixels, and can import from Facebook albums and share to several social services. CollageIt is available on iOS, macOS, and Windows. A free plan is available; paid licenses are listed for personal and commercial use on Windows and Mac.

SCRL is a social media design platform for creators making posts and carousels. Users can switch between formats, preview designs, and upload posts to social media. The homepage describes projects with up to 20 slides, while the free Basic plan limits projects to 10 slides and includes limited templates. Ready-made designs are powered by a community of creators. Premium lists advanced creation tools, unlimited templates, up to 20 slides per project, and video layers; its price is not shown on the page. A seven-day Premium trial is available on Android and iOS. SCRL says it handles media, captions, and scheduling details for scheduled posts to a connected Instagram account. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. Its privacy policy says it complies with GDPR, does not sell personal information, and encrypts data in transit and at rest. The policy also says AI prompts are logged for analytics but are not used to train its AI models. SCRL is operated by Appostrophe AB, based in Stockholm, Sweden.