Collages are currently available on iOS and Android mobile devices only. If you don't see the option to create a collage, make sure you're using the latest version of the Pinterest app.
Overview

Collages help you visually express ideas and see how things come together on Pinterest. In addition to saving Pins to boards, you can save just the objects you love as cutouts and put them together to create an interactive collage.

Here are a few ways you can use collages:

  • Create a mood board with cutouts from your favorite Pins
  • Mix and match different products to see how they look together (plus, collages made with product Pins will be shoppable)
  • Cut out images from your camera roll and combine them with other cutouts to create something new
  • Create a collage

    It looks like you're reading this from a web browser. At the moment, collages are only available on mobile devices.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap  the plus icon  at the bottom of your screen, then select  the collage icon  Collage.
  • Once you enter the collage composer, you can: 
    • Create a new collage
    • Access your existing drafts
    • Find a collage to remix
  • Tap  the plus icon  in the collage composer to find and add cutouts. You can: 
    • Browse Pins and cutouts inspired by your interests and activity
    • Search Pinterest
    • Access your saved Pins (by board or recent saves)
    • Select a cutout you previously created
    • Find suggested cutouts for you 
  • Select a Pin and tap the portion you’d like to turn into a cutout.
  • Tap Add or tap Edit to make adjustments to the selection.
  • Select  the image icon  or  the camera icon  to upload images from your device and turn them into cutouts. 
  • You can also draw, add text and choose a background color for your collage. 
    • Learn more about how to use our collage and cutout tools.
  • Turn your collage into a Pin by tapping the arrow at the top right of your screen.
    • You can also save your collage as a draft, download it to your device, or share it to social media.
  • You can find all your collages by visiting your Pinterest profile. Keep in mind, once you've published a collage as Pin, you can only edit minor details like the title and whether it can be remixed by others.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap  the plus icon  at the bottom of your screen, then select  the collage icon  Collage.
  • Once you enter the collage composer, you can: 
    • Create a new collage
    • Access your existing drafts
    • Find a collage to remix
  • Tap  the plus icon  in the collage composer to find and add cutouts. You can: 
    • Browse Pins and cutouts inspired by your interests and activity
    • Search Pinterest
    • Access your saved Pins (by board or recent saves)
    • Select a cutout you previously created
    • Find suggested cutouts for you 
  • Select a Pin and tap the portion you’d like to turn into a cutout.
  • Tap Add or tap Edit to make adjustments to the selection.
  • Select  the image icon  or  the camera icon  to upload images from your device and turn them into cutouts. 
  • You can also draw, add text and choose a background color for your collage. 
    • Learn more about how to use our collage and cutout tools.
  • Turn your collage into a Pin by tapping the arrow at the top right of your screen.
    • You can also save your collage as a draft, download it to your device, or share it to social media.
  • You can find all your collages by visiting your Pinterest profile. Keep in mind, once you've published a collage as Pin, you can only edit minor details like the title and whether it can be remixed by others.

    Remix a collage

    Inspired by a collage you found on Pinterest? You can remix it and use the collage as your creative starting point. Whenever you publish a collage that’s been remixed, the original collage and creator will be tagged at the bottom.

    If you don’t want your collages to be remixed, learn how to manage your remix settings

    There are a few different ways to remix a collage: 

  • On some collages, you’ll see the option to  the collage icon  Remix in the bottom right corner. Keep in mind, the ability to remix a collage is set by the original creator. If you don’t see the option, look for a different collage to remix. 
  • You can remix a collage directly from our collage tool. Follow the steps below to learn more.
  • It looks like you're reading this from a web browser. At the moment, the ability to remix a collage is only available on mobile devices.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • You can remix collages by tapping the  the collage icon  Remix option on collages you discover, or by finding a collage to remix in the collage composer.  
  • Start editing. Here are a few things you can do: 
    • Swap existing cutouts. Tap on the cutout you want to replace, then tap Swap. Choose a Pin or cutout. To keep the shape and size of the existing cutout, tap the option to Keep original shape.
    • Add more to the design. Use the menu at the bottom to draw, add text and upload images from your device.
    • Learn more about our collage tools. You can find more tips on how to use our collage and cutout tools below.
  • Turn your collage into a Pin by tapping the arrow at the top right of your screen.
    • You can also save your collage as a draft, download it to your device, or share it to social media.   
  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • You can remix collages by tapping the  the collage icon  Remix option on collages you discover, or by finding a collage to remix in the collage composer.  
  • Start editing. Here are a few things you can do: 
    • Swap existing cutouts. Tap on the cutout you want to replace, then tap Swap. Choose a Pin or cutout. To keep the shape and size of the existing cutout, tap the option to Keep original shape.
    • Add more to the design. Use the menu at the bottom to draw, add text and upload images from your device.
    • Learn more about our collage tools. You can find more tips on how to use our collage and cutout tools below.
  • Turn your collage into a Pin by tapping the arrow at the top right of your screen.
    • You can also save your collage as a draft, download it to your device, or share it to social media.   
  • Manage your remix settings

    You can choose whether others can remix your published collages. To turn remixing on or off, follow the steps below.

    It looks like you're reading this from a web browser. At the moment, the ability to edit collages is only available on mobile devices.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap your profile picture at the bottom-right of your screen.
  • Find and select the collage you want to update.
  • Tap  the ellipsis icon , then select Edit Pin.
  • Under Collage settings, toggle the switch next to Enable remixing.
  • Tap Done to save your settings.
  • Keep in mind, if remixing is turned on, others can use your collage and any elements you’ve added to it in their own design.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap your profile picture at the bottom-right of your screen.
  • Find and select the collage you want to update.
  • Tap  the ellipsis icon , then select Edit Pin.
  • Under Collage settings, toggle the switch next to Enable remixing.
  • Tap Done to save your settings.
  • Keep in mind, if remixing is turned on, others can use your collage and any elements you’ve added to it in their own design.

    Create cutouts

    You can also create cutouts while you’re browsing Pinterest. And if you create a cutout from a product Pin, the cutout will display shopping details (like price and availability), making your collage shoppable.

    Note: Shoppable collages have limited availability. Learn where product tagging is available.

    It looks like you're reading this from a web browser. At the moment, cutouts can only be created on mobile devices with the Pinterest app.

  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap the home icon from the bottom-left of your screen.
  • Tap a Pin to view it in closeup.
  • Tap  the scissors icon  in the bottom right corner of the image (if you don’t see this icon, select a different Pin).
  • Select the portion of the Pin you’d like to cut out.
    • Use the editing tools below the image to adjust and resize the selection.
    • Learn more about how to use our collage and cutout tools.
  • Tap Save.
  • Select where to save your cutout. You can:
    • Add to a collage
    • Save to your profile
    • Save to a board as a Pin
  • Open the Pinterest app on your device and log in to your Pinterest account.
  • Tap the home icon from the bottom-left of your screen.
  • Tap a Pin to view it in closeup.
  • Tap  the scissors icon  in the bottom right corner of the image (if you don’t see this icon, select a different Pin).
  • Select the portion of the Pin you’d like to cut out.
    • Use the editing tools below the image to adjust and resize the selection.
    • Learn more about how to use our collage and cutout tools.
  • Tap Save.
  • Select where to save your cutout. You can:
    • Add to a collage
    • Save to your profile
    • Save to a board as a Pin
  • Where to find your cutouts

    Once you create a cutout, you can save it to a board or to your Pinterest profile. You can find all the cutouts you save in the Pins tab of your profile (or the Saved tab if you have a business account).

    You can also find the cutouts you save to your profile in the Unorganized ideas section below your boards.

    Design tools

    The tools described below may not be available for all devices. We’re working hard to make these features available more widely on both iOS and Android devices, so check back soon.

    Select: Use the the select icon  Select tool to automatically detect objects within a certain area of the image. Tap and drag a corner to adjust the size. 

    Refine: Tap  the pencil icon  Refine to adjust and reshape your selection using a few different tools. 

  • Auto add: Tap  the addauto icon  and draw across a portion of the image to detect and select an object or shape.
  • Auto erase: Tap  the eraseauto icon   and draw across a portion of the image to deselect an object or shape.
  • Add and Erase: Use the the add-collage icon  and  the erase icon  tools to make manual adjustments and refinements. For detailed edits, pinch the screen to zoom in and out. Adjust the size using the slider on the right of the screen.
  • Shapes: Tap the shape icon  to create a cutout in a specific shape. You can select from a variety of sizes and shapes.

    Draw: Tap  the draw icon  to sketch or write a note on your collage. You can select from a variety of drawing tools and you can customize the color.

    Text: Tap  the text icon  to add text to your collage. Choose from a variety of fonts and use the slider to adjust the font size.

    Photos: Tap  the image icon  to upload a photo or create a cutout from an image saved in your photo gallery.

    Camera: Tap  the media-camera icon  to create a cutout from a new photo taken with your device’s camera.

    Layers: Tap and hold a cutout, then drag your finger up or down to change the layer ordering.

    Duplicate a cutout: Tap and hold a cutout, then select  the duplicate icon  to duplicate it.

    Delete a cutout: Tap and hold a cutout, then select  the trash-can icon  to delete it. 

    Save a cutout as a Pin: Tap and hold a cutout, then select  the bookmark icon  to create a new Pin with it. 

    Edit an existing cutout: Tap the cutout, then select  the edit icon  to edit.

    Choose a background color: Tap any empty space in your collage to change the background color.

    Undo and redo : Tap  the arrow-counter-clockwise icon  to undo or redo a change made while editing your collage.

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