AI Scrapbook Collage

One to three. A single photo becomes the hero print on the page; two or three are laid out as separate physical prints on the same sheet. Beyond three the page gets crowded and each print loses the detail that makes the craft look real.

It shouldn't. The prompt treats every supplied photo as a print that is pasted onto the page — same faces, same framing, never repainted and never merged into one another. The collage elements are built around the prints rather than over them.

They are real processes, not one generic vintage look. Sepia toning is a warm brown darkroom tone, foxing is the reddish blotching of aged paper, newsprint halftone is a visible dot screen, risograph is a two-ink duplicator with off registration, and cyanotype is a monochrome Prussian blue.

Yes. The handwritten note field takes a short line — a date, a place, a caption — and letters it in natural handwriting on a journaling card, spelled exactly as you typed it. Leave it empty and the page carries only generic marginalia.

Match it to the photos: 1970s magazine for warm, faded holiday shots, travel journal for trips, cottagecore for gardens and picnics, zine cut-and-paste or Dada photomontage for something loud and graphic, and pen-pal mail art when the page should read like an envelope.

Four credits at 1K, eight at 2K and sixteen at 4K — one credit equals one US cent of provider cost. The Pro-only Precise tier runs on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst for tighter paper texture and lettering at the same per-image cost.