Photovisi vs Shape Collage

Photovisi is a web-based photo collage maker for turning pictures into designed layouts. The workflow is to choose a design, add photos, arrange items by dragging, then download and share the collage. The site offers hundreds of collage designs and an editor with filters, frames, stickers and other image editing capabilities. Users can create a collage in a browser without installing software, and designs are linked for Facebook covers, Twitter headers, LinkedIn covers, YouTube banners and phone wallpapers. Custom layouts and text overlays are supported, with JPEG and PNG exports; video collages are not supported. The free plan allows collage making, though output quality may be limited by low resolution or a watermark. Photovisi Premium costs $4.99 per month and provides higher resolution without a watermark. Collages are private by default and visible only to the user unless shared. Photovisi says it does not sell or trade personal data. Its privacy information says free or unauthenticated collages are kept for a maximum of 10 days, while its contact page says they are automatically deleted after 9 days.

Shape Collage is software for automatically arranging photos into a collage in a chosen shape. You can use a rectangle, heart, circle, letter, or a shape you draw yourself, then adjust collage and photo size, photo count, spacing, background, and border colour. The maker says the automatic layout can create collages in less than a minute. Photos can come from your computer or listed web sources, including Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, Dropbox, Google Drive, Google+, Google Search, Twitter, and Tumblr. Finished collages can be saved as JPEG, PNG, or Photoshop PSD files. The free version is for personal use; Pro removes watermarks and adds manual photo editing, PSD export, and project saving and loading. Shape Collage runs on iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Linux requires Java. The free plan is free. Personal Pro costs $40, paid once, and commercial Pro costs $75, paid once; both licenses cover one computer. There is no built-in print function.