During a recent road trip with my OnePlus 3—equipped with an outstanding camera—I missed the video collage feature from my Samsung Galaxy S7. Photo collages are everywhere nowadays, but Samsung's camera app let you combine videos into a seamless, playable montage. If you've spotted these on Instagram, you know how captivating they are.
That feature was baked into the Galaxy S7, so back home with my OnePlus 3, I hunted for reliable Android alternatives. Many apps promise this, but only a handful deliver. Here's my tested picks. Prefer video? We've demoed them for you.
Start with PicPlayPost, a free download. On first launch, it prompts an in-app purchase to remove ads and watermarks—worth considering. Choose from diverse frame styles and video ratios; it supports up to 6 videos in a collage.
Next, import videos from your gallery. Add background music or photos too. Resize, drag, zoom, or tilt clips to fit perfectly.
Preview your work, then share directly to Facebook, Instagram, or save to your gallery.
Import issues? Go to settings, select Change video codec, import a sample from your camera, and let it prepare for future use. Upgrade here for ad-free, watermark-free exports.
Video Collage shines with no watermarks in the free version—ads are minimal to support devs. No built-in trim or edit, so use full clips or pre-edit externally.
Add photos, music, text, or stickers effortlessly for extra flair.
Limited to square frames with stylish patterns—no custom ratios. Rendering is slightly slower but manageable.
These apps make pro-level video collages easy on Android, elevating your social media posts. Pro tip: Download Google Photos videos to device storage first to avoid crashes. Questions? Drop them in comments.
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