ilovecollage

About ilovecollage

ilovecollage is a free browser-based photo collage editor from Sports619. It brings photo grids, freeform scrapbooks, text, frames and image exports into one workspace.

What the editor offers

You can create and export collages without an account or an added watermark. The editor includes layouts for up to ten photos, social and A4 canvas presets, photo adjustments and editable project files. Read the collage guides for practical workflows.

How your data is handled

Photo editing and image export run in your browser. Selecting a photo reads it into the editor on your device. When you sign in, your working drafts and saved projects, including photos they contain, are uploaded to private storage on our server.

Drafts and saved projects

Guest drafts are stored in this browser. Signed-in drafts and projects are saved to your account so they can sync across devices. Brands, favorite designs and grids, theme and panel preferences are also saved to your account. This browser may keep a local copy. Download a .collage file when you need a separate backup.

Optional Google sign-in

Sign-in uses Google and Firebase Authentication to manage your account identity and session. Your account panel can display your sign-in details, change your display name, sign out or delete your Firebase account. These services receive the information needed for authentication. Our website also stores your Firebase user ID, verified email address, display name, profile photo URL, sign-in provider and account creation and last sign-in dates in a database hosted by Nest Nepal. Passwords and sign-in tokens are not stored in this database. Deleting your account through the account panel removes its active profile record, Firebase sign-in and private server files; hosting backups may retain older copies under the hosting backup retention policy.

Signing out does not remove account data. Deleting an account does not remove local browser copies or downloaded files. Clear site data using your browser settings to remove browser-local data. Keep a backup first if you want to retain an editable project.

Optional usage analytics

This site uses Google Analytics by default to measure visits, device and browser categories, approximate geography, referral sources and feature usage. Events include photo counts, built-in layout and template IDs, editing tool categories, project actions, sign-in outcomes and export formats or failures. Analytics cookies distinguish browsers and visits; visitor counts are estimates, not a list of individual people.

We do not include uploaded images, image data, filenames, project names, captions, email addresses, account names or Firebase user IDs in analytics events. Page queries and fragments are omitted. Analytics runs automatically without a permission popup; advertising signals in Google Analytics remain disabled. Use Turn off analytics in the site footer to disable measurement. Your saved choice is respected, and turning it off does not limit the editor. Browser-local and preview deployments do not send usage analytics.

Advertising

When enabled, this site uses Google AdSense to show a clearly labeled banner below the editor or after guide content. Ads do not appear inside the editing workspace or exported images. Google and its advertising partners may receive connection information and use cookies or local storage to serve and measure ads. Advertising consent is managed separately from Analytics preferences through the advertising consent message in applicable regions. For details and controls, see how Google uses advertising data.

External services

The editor requests typefaces from Google Fonts. Those requests, optional authentication and the website host can receive connection information such as your IP address. For the external services' practices, see Google's privacy policy. Google Analytics also receives connection and device information when usage analytics is enabled.

Optional AI crop tools

If you click Center faces with AI or Find subjects with AI, the selected MediaPipe detector runs on small previews in a browser worker. Your photos are not uploaded to Google or jsDelivr. The browser downloads model and runtime files from those services, so they receive connection information such as your IP address. MediaPipe says its Tasks APIs may send usage and performance metrics to Google. If you do not use these options, their models are not loaded. See the MediaPipe software license.

Optional portrait background tool

If you create a portrait or group cutout, a separate MediaPipe model estimates people from a small preview in a browser worker. Brush refinements happen in your browser. The model provider does not receive your photo; model and runtime files download from Google and jsDelivr. The processed image and original may both be kept in a draft or project so you can restore the original, making the saved project larger. Signed-in drafts and projects sync to your account. These models do not load during normal editing. MediaPipe may collect usage metrics. See the MediaPipe software license.

Your images and exports

Use photos you own or have permission to use. Exporting an image does not grant rights to someone else's source photos, logos or other content. Check your destination's requirements for file formats, dimensions and print production.

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From Sports619 · Updated 17 October 2026