PhotoGrid

PhotoGrid is a browser, Android, and iOS service for photo editing, collage design, and AI-generated images and videos. It suits personal creators as well as social, e-commerce, and marketing users who want templates and several media tools in one place. Its breadth is attractive, but free exports carry a watermark and AI creation consumes credits.

Overview

It accepts two photos or more than 15 photos, while still allowing each image to be edited separately. That makes it practical for anything from a small family montage to a dense product or campaign board.

The service also covers AI photo editing, AI image generation, and AI video generation. Those tools broaden PhotoGrid beyond a conventional collage app, although credit usage becomes an important consideration for frequent AI work. Finished projects can be downloaded as high-resolution PNG or JPG files. The free plan applies watermarks, so public-facing work may require a paid option.

Key features

• 20,000+ templates: The extensive starting library is useful when you need a designed composition quickly for personal projects, social posts, e-commerce, or marketing.
• Flexible collage layouts: Arrange two or more than 15 photos, adjust the layout, or build a custom layout when a preset does not fit.
• Detailed design controls: Text overlays, cutouts, stickers, backgrounds, borders, and spacing let you refine individual images and the overall composition rather than accepting a fixed grid.
• Video collages: PhotoGrid supports video collages in addition to still-image projects, giving users a route to motion-based posts within the same service.
• AI creation and editing: AI photo editing, image generation, and video generation cover several stages of visual production. Credits are used for AI editing and video generation, so usage is tied to the allowance in your plan.
• Social formats and downloads: Templates and formats target Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and wallpapers. PNG and JPG downloads make the final files usable outside PhotoGrid.

Pricing

PhotoGrid uses a freemium model. The Free plan costs nothing, is billed monthly, and includes 100 MB of cloud storage. Free exports are watermarked, which limits its suitability for polished client or storefront material. A 3-day trial is advertised, but trial availability depends on the plan and account eligibility.

VIP has custom pricing and includes 180 credits per month, batch editing for up to 10 images, and 1,000 cloud projects. It is a reasonable fit for lighter recurring production that needs more than the free allowance, but the published information does not provide a price to compare against the higher tiers.

Pro also has custom pricing. Its 500 monthly credits, batch editing for up to 20 images, and 5,000 cloud projects suit users with a steadier content workload. Ultra raises those allowances to 2,000 credits per month, batch editing for up to 50 images, and 30,000 cloud projects, targeting heavy production rather than occasional collage work.

Monthly subscriptions renew monthly and yearly subscriptions renew yearly. Yearly plans are advertised as 50% off. The credit quotas and project limits matter more than the tier names: choose according to expected AI use, batch size, and cloud archive needs, not simply the number of templates.

Platforms

PhotoGrid runs on Android, iOS, and the web. The browser version is particularly relevant for users who prefer larger-screen collage editing, while mobile availability supports creation on phones and tablets. Google Play says data is encrypted in transit and that users can request deletion of their data. Its developer disclosure says the app does not share data with third parties, although it may collect personal information, messages, and two other data types. Support is provided at [email protected]. PhotoGrid’s terms identify Jupiter Palace Pte. Ltd. as the provider.

Who it's for

Choose PhotoGrid if you need a broad template-driven collage workflow, custom composition controls, and AI image or video tools across web and mobile. It is well suited to social-media creators, small e-commerce teams, marketers, and personal users assembling varied visual projects.

It is less suitable for anyone who needs clean free exports, more than 100 MB of free cloud storage, or predictable high-volume AI use without monitoring credits. The free tier is best treated as an evaluation and occasional-use option.

Pros and cons

Pros

• More than 20,000 templates provide substantial variety for personal and promotional work.
• Custom layouts and controls for text, cutouts, stickers, borders, backgrounds, and spacing allow detailed compositions.
• AI photo, image, and video tools and video collages extend the service beyond static grids.
• Web, Android, and iOS access supports cross-device workflows.

Cons

• Watermarked free exports are a drawback for published or commercial designs.
• The Free plan includes only 100 MB of cloud storage.
• AI editing and video generation consume credits, making intensive use dependent on monthly quotas.
• VIP, Pro, and Ultra prices are custom, so subscription cost is not transparent before contacting the provider or checking an eligible account.

Alternatives

Browse Collage Maker Software when you want to compare collage-focused products by category. For motion-first projects, see Video Collage Maker Software. If AI editing is your priority, consult AI Photo Editors.

FotoJet is a freemium alternative with basic editing tools, basic templates, and a free online collage maker; its Plus plan costs $6.99 a month and it runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, and the web.

Shape Collage offers a free personal-use tier across iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, and the web, but Pro is required for commercial use and watermark removal.

CollageIt is a freemium desktop option for Windows and Mac, with a free version that supports up to 200 photos and a Pro personal Windows license priced at 29.90 USD once.

PicCollage is another freemium Android, iOS, and web choice with a watermark-removal option and a VIP tier.

SCRL, April, and CollagePhotoApp are freemium mobile-oriented alternatives, while Fotowall is a free Linux, Windows, and web application.

Verdict

PhotoGrid is a strong choice for users who want template-rich collages, granular design controls, and AI image or video creation on web and mobile. Its main reasons to look elsewhere are the watermark on free exports, the 100 MB free-storage ceiling, and credit-based AI usage combined with custom-priced paid tiers.