PicVerve

PicVerve is a collage studio for iPhone and iPad. Choose up to 18 photos, pick a preset layout or a custom grid, then adjust backgrounds and labels in Studio before exporting. Layouts and the overlap: PicVerve includes many predefined layouts plus a Custom Grid where you set rows and columns (max. 8 rows or columns). Layouts are authored so tiles can overlap and edges, corners, or whole regions of photos may sit on top of one another. That overlap is intentional: it gives collages a layered, editorial look rather than a plain grid. Because of that, framing and cropping are part of the design. You might not be always seeing the full uncropped photo in every cell. Making it yours: Results depend on your content like number of photos, aspect ratios, and resolution of chosen images. All these factors change how a layout reads. If a first try feels busy or tight, switch layouts, change the background, or adjust (where the layout allows) to make a collage which feels best suited. PicVerve is built for experimentation. There is no single “correct” outcome for every combination of photos. Export: Export as JPEG or PNG files that fits your use (presets for common aspect ratios, or Advanced dimensions as specified in the App, subject to total pixel limits that depend on how many photos are in the collage. See the export screen for details). Privacy: Editing runs on your device; PicVerve does not upload your photos to any external servers to build collages. Languages: English and German. Screenshots & expectations: Above attached screenshots are for illustration only. Your collages might look different depending on how many photos you use, their dimensions and orientation, and the layout and background you choose. Overlap and cropping are features of many layouts—use layout and background options to get a result you like. Constraints: Up to 18 photos per collage. Custom Grid: 1–8 rows × 1–8 columns; photos fill left to right, top to bottom; extra cells may stay empty. Predefined layouts plus Custom Grid; many layouts use overlapping tiles by design. Export: 256–8192 px per side; maximum width × height depends on photo count (stricter with more photos). Overlap / partial coverage of images is intentional in several templates; satisfaction is subjective—try other layouts and backgrounds if you want a different balance.