The shortcut will now ask you how you want to save your new collage. Once the collage is created, tap on Done at the top left corner. If you’re confused about which one to select, we’ll help you understand which one would suit your need.Ĭombine images horizontally – If you have a bunch of portrait shots, up to 7 of them, choosing this would stack your pictures one after the other in a single row.Ĭombine images vertically – If you only have up to 3 shots to stack up and all of them are wide shots, you can choose this option to line up photos in a single column vertically.Ĭombine images in a grid – If there are 4 or more shots and you want pictures to be aligned symmetrically in a grid fashion, choose this option and the shortcut will output your collage in m x n format, depending on the number of photos you have selected. The shortcut will now ask you how you want the pictures to be arranged – horizontally, vertically, or in a grid. After setting the image spacing, tap on Done. If you don’t want the collage to have any white space between pictures, set this to “0”. We suggest setting this space to “10”, but you can set it to your desired value of your own. Next, enter the spacing you wish to have between the images, i.e., a gap between individual pictures in the collage. Select either Chronological or Reverse Chronological. The shortcut will prompt you with a dialog asking in which order do you want to arrange these pictures. Once your preferred photos are selected tap on Add at the top right corner. From here, select the pictures you want to make a collage from either the Photos tab or Album tab. IOS will now open your iPhone library, showing you all the pictures you’ve captured or saved on your device. To create a collage with this shortcut, select the Combine Images shortcut. When this shortcut is added to your device, it should appear inside the My Shortcuts tab inside the Shortcuts app. When you access this shortcut link on your iPhone, tap on the Add Shortcut button. This isn’t a sensible way to create collages as selecting a large number of pictures will only create a thin row of pictures that can be inconvenient to view.įor better personalization, we’ll be using a community-made Combine Images shortcut that you can add to your iPhone. While there is a pre-existing Photo Grid shortcut inside the app’s Gallery section, it comes with a major flaw that only combines pictures horizontally, so your pictures are stacked side-by-side. One such thing you can do with Shortcuts is make a collage in a pattern that you want to create. Apple’s native Shortcuts app can be used to perform actions that aren’t built-in to an iPhone as well as automate tasks to get things done.
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