Okay, if you want to get serious, download PicCollage or Canva. They’re free with optional paid stuff. PicCollage is like a party where you can add stickers, text, and glitter effects. Canva is for when you want your collage to look like a magazine cover, not a middle-school art project.
But honestly? The Shortcuts grid is the hero. It’s fast. It’s stupidly simple. And it doesn’t ask for your email or send you annoying notifications. Just photos, grid, done.
One last pro tip (because I love you)
Before you make the collage, edit each photo individually. Brighten them. Crop them. Slap a filter on them. Why? Because a collage is only as good as its pieces. It’s like making a sandwich with perfect bread, but then you add a soggy tomato. Don’t be a soggy tomato person.
Also, if you want the collage to look extra polished, use photos taken from the same angle or lighting. A mix of indoor selfies and sunset landscapes will look like a fever dream. A fun fever dream, sure, but still chaotic.
And here’s the kicker: If you mess up? Just delete it. Tap the trash icon. No one saw. You can start over, and your cat won’t judge you. Probably.
Go make something weird and wonderful. Your iPhone is dying to show off its grid muscles. And when you’re done, send me the collage. I’ll pretend I’m impressed. (I will actually be impressed. I promise.)
