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Open SnapLayout, choose a layout, add photos from your camera roll by tapping each cell, adjust the design, and tap Export. The whole process takes under a minute.

Tap any empty cell in your layout and select Choose Photo to pick from your camera roll. You can also select multiple photos at once to fill all cells in one step. SnapLayout never modifies your original photos.

Open your project and tap the Ratio button in the toolbar. Choose from square (1:1), portrait (4:5 or 9:16), landscape (16:9), and more. Your photos reflow into the new ratio automatically.

Yes. Long-press a photo in a cell and drag it to swap it with another cell. You can also tap a cell and choose Replace Photo to swap it with a different image from your camera roll.

Use the Spacing slider in the design toolbar to adjust the gap between cells. Spacing can be set to zero for a seamless grid look, or increased for a more airy, editorial layout.

Yes. Tap a cell that already has a photo, then pinch to zoom in or out, and drag to reposition the image within the cell. Changes only affect that cell and do not modify your original photo.

Text overlays are available as a premium feature. Tap the Text button in the design toolbar, type your text, and choose the font, size, color, and position. Text layers can be moved and resized freely.

Yes. Shake your device or tap the undo button (↩) in the top toolbar to step back through recent changes. SnapLayout keeps a full edit history for the duration of your session.

On the home screen, tap the + button to start a new collage. Choose your layout, set your canvas format, and you're ready to add photos. All projects are saved automatically.

Yes. SnapLayout saves all your projects automatically on the home screen. Tap any project to continue editing. There is no limit to the number of projects you can have saved.

Watermark-free exports require a premium subscription. Free users will see a small "Made with SnapLayout" mark in the corner. Subscribe to remove it from all exports.

Blurry exports are usually caused by: (1) source photos taken at low resolution, (2) the free-tier export resolution cap — a premium subscription unlocks higher resolution exports, or (3) exporting as JPEG with high compression. Try Export Settings → Format: PNG for the sharpest results.

SnapLayout exports at the correct dimensions for Instagram (Feed, Stories, Reels), TikTok, Pinterest, Twitter/X, Facebook, and YouTube. After exporting, you save your collage to your camera roll and upload it to your platform of choice.

Premium subscribers can export at high resolution (up to 4K). Free users are capped at 1080px on the longest edge. Both tiers support PNG and JPEG formats.

Yes. Go to Export Settings and choose your preferred format. PNG gives the sharpest results with no compression. JPEG produces smaller file sizes and is suitable for most social media posts.

After exporting, tap Share and select Instagram from the iOS share sheet. SnapLayout will open Instagram with your image pre-loaded, ready to post to Feed, Stories, or Reels.

After building your carousel in SnapLayout, tap Export → Export All Slides. Your slides will be saved to your camera roll. Open Instagram, create a new post, select multiple photos in order, and post them as a carousel.

Yes. When working on a carousel project, tap Export → Export All Slides to save every slide to your camera roll in one step. All slides are exported at the same resolution and format.

TikTok uses a vertical 9:16 format (1080 × 1920px). SnapLayout includes a TikTok preset in the Ratio menu that sets the correct canvas size automatically — no manual configuration needed.

Yes. After tapping Export, choose Save to Camera Roll. Your collage will be saved as a high-resolution image in your Photos app. Premium subscribers get full-resolution saves; free users are capped at 1080px.

SnapLayout includes a wide range of photo layouts covering single image, split, grid, and asymmetric styles. New layouts are added with each app update. All layouts are available to free users.

SnapLayout supports square (1:1), portrait (4:5, 9:16), landscape (16:9, 1.91:1), and custom canvas sizes. It includes presets for Instagram Feed, Instagram Reels, Instagram Stories, TikTok, Pinterest, Twitter/X, YouTube thumbnails, and print.

Tap the Layout button in the design toolbar to open the layout browser. You can switch to any layout at any time without losing your photos. SnapLayout automatically refits your images to the new layout.

Tap the Ratio button in the toolbar and choose your target ratio. Your current layout and photos will reflow to match the new canvas ratio automatically. You can fine-tune cropping per cell afterward.

Yes. In the Ratio menu, scroll to Custom Size and enter your preferred width and height in pixels. This is useful for print, presentations, or any platform not covered by the built-in presets.

For Instagram Feed, the best formats are square (1:1) or portrait (4:5). SnapLayout includes grid and split layouts that work well in both. The portrait format takes up more screen space in the feed, which can improve engagement.

Select the TikTok preset (9:16) from the Ratio menu. Then choose a layout, add your photos, and export. SnapLayout sizes your collage to exactly match TikTok's vertical format at 1080 × 1920px.

Yes. Choose the Stories preset (9:16) from the Ratio menu, pick a layout, add your photos, and export. The result is perfectly sized for Instagram Stories at 1080 × 1920px.

A carousel in SnapLayout is a multi-slide project. You design each slide individually using the same layout, then export all slides at once. Carousels support up to 20 slides and are sized for Instagram.

Yes. Most layouts in SnapLayout adapt to any canvas size. When you switch formats, the layout reflows automatically to fit the new ratio. This makes it easy to create the same collage for multiple platforms without starting over.

SnapLayout is available on iPhone and iPad running iOS 16 or later. It is optimized for the latest iPhone models and works across all screen sizes.

Yes. All editing features work fully offline. An internet connection is only needed to download app updates.

SnapLayout is available on iPad and runs on Apple Silicon Macs via the Mac App Store as an iPhone/iPad app. A dedicated Mac app is on our roadmap for a future release.

SnapLayout requires iOS 16 or later. We recommend keeping your device updated to the latest iOS version for the best performance and access to all new features.

Yes, as long as your iPhone supports iOS 16. That includes iPhone 8 and later. Older devices may experience slower performance on larger projects with many high-resolution photos.

SnapLayout is currently only available on iOS. An Android version is not planned at this time. You can download SnapLayout from the App Store on any iPhone or iPad running iOS 16 or later.

Yes. SnapLayout automatically adapts to your device's Dark Mode setting. You can also set a preferred appearance in the app settings regardless of your system setting.

Projects are stored locally on your device. iCloud sync is not currently available in SnapLayout. Your collages remain on the device where they were created.

Home screen widgets are not available in the current version of SnapLayout. This is something we may add in a future update.

The SnapLayout app is under 80 MB. Projects are stored locally on your device and vary in size depending on the resolution of your source photos. You can manage and delete projects from the home screen at any time.

Yes. SnapLayout is free to download from the App Store. You can browse layouts, build collages, and use all design tools at no cost. A premium subscription is required to export your creations.

The free version of SnapLayout includes full access to all layouts, format switching, carousel building, and all design tools. Exporting and saving your collages requires a premium subscription.

A premium subscription unlocks the ability to export and save your collages, high-resolution exports, and priority access to new features as they are released.

Open SnapLayout, go to Settings → Go Premium, and tap Start Free Trial. You will be prompted to authenticate via the App Store using Face ID or Touch ID. No credit card details are required to start the trial.

Pricing is shown in the app under Settings → Go Premium and varies by region. A free trial is available for new subscribers with no commitment required.

Go to iPhone Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → find SnapLayout and tap Cancel Subscription. Your access continues until the end of the current billing period and you will not be charged again afterward.

Open SnapLayout on your new device → Settings → Subscription → tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you are signed into the same Apple ID used for the original purchase. If the issue persists, contact us at support@snap-layout.com.

Your saved projects remain on your device after cancellation. You can continue to view and edit them, but exporting will require an active subscription.

SnapLayout does not currently support Apple Family Sharing. Each Apple ID requires its own subscription. We are exploring a family plan for a future update.

Refunds are handled by Apple through the App Store. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with your Apple ID, find your SnapLayout purchase, and submit a refund request. Apple typically processes requests within 48 hours.