Always9Pics vs LiveTone

Always9Pics is an automatic collage tool built for social platforms that limit posts to 9 images. Select a set of photos, and the app arranges them by story flow, theme, color, size, and time into 9 high-quality long images without unnecessary quality loss. The best collage is the one you do not have to make by hand. Always9Pics helps with grouping, ordering, and layout so travel memories, daily moments, events, outfits, product shots, and creative work can become a clean 9-image post with less effort. Key features: - Select multiple photos and generate 9 long images - Organize images by story, theme, color, size, and time - Preserve image clarity and avoid unnecessary compression - Designed for social platforms where 9 images is the sweet spot - Process selected photos locally without uploading them to developer servers - A simple flow: choose photos and let automatic layout do the rest Pro one-time purchase: Always9Pics offers Lifetime Pro Membership (product ID: lifetime.pro.always9pics) as a non-consumable in-app purchase. Purchases are processed by Apple. Pro unlocks paid features after purchase and does not auto-renew. This in-app purchase currently does not support Family Sharing. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

LiveTone turns video into real Live Photos. It also handles Apple Log footage, collages multiple Live Photos, and exports at the quality you choose. Create Live Photo: Pick a video and export it as a Live Photo that plays in Photos. Live Photo Collage: Combine up to four Live Photos into one frame—handy when you want several moments in a single piece. 4K & original quality: Export at 4K or full resolution so you keep as much detail as the source allows. Custom LUT import: Import and manage your own .cube LUTs and grade the way you like. Apple Log grading: Restore Apple Log footage to natural color. Apple Log to Live Photo: Export a Live Photo from color-graded Apple Log footage. Preserve capture metadata: Keep the original camera, date, and location in your export.