CollagePhotoApp vs SCRL

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.

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.