How to make your pfp collage
- Add your pictures: tap Add photos and pick the pfp you use on each app (screenshots work), or tap a single circle to fill that app. Drag-and-drop and paste work too.
- Label them: change or add apps (Spotify alt, Weverse, BeReal…), type who is in each picture, and press ❌ for an app where you have no pfp.
- Style it: square 1:1 for a post, 4:5 for Instagram, 9:16 for a story or TikTok; choose a colour theme, circle or rounded frames, and your own title.
- Share: Download PNG, or Share straight to an app on your phone. Copy text list gives the “app: who” lines most people post with it.
What the “who is in the pfp of your social media apps” template is
It's a fan-account trend on X, TikTok and Instagram: you list each app you use and say who is in your profile picture there — “twitter: heeseung, spotify: beomgyu, pinterest: jungwon, whatsapp: ❌”. K-pop and anime fans run it most, in English, Portuguese and Spanish, and it comes back every few months. The text version is easy; the picture version usually means screenshotting each profile and stitching them in a general collage app that knows nothing about app labels. This page is built for that one job: one cell per app with the app name and a brand-colour dot under the picture, the caption for who it is, a ❌ cell for missing ones, and a title, laid out automatically for 1 to 20 apps. Everything is drawn on a canvas in your browser, so private chats' profile pictures never reach a server. The finished PNG is 1080 px wide — 1080×1080, 1080×1350 or 1080×1920.
PFP collage makers compared
| Feature | This page | General collage makers |
|---|---|---|
| “Who is in my pfp” layout | Built in — one labelled cell per app | Blank grid you label yourself |
| App names and ❌ for no pfp | Yes, editable, 30 apps suggested | Add text boxes by hand |
| Text list for the post | Copied in one tap | No |
| Square, 4:5 and 9:16 | Yes, re-laid out for each | Usually, with templates to pick |
| Uploads your photos | No — drawn in your browser | Most upload to their editor |
| Account, watermark or credits | None | Often a sign-up; some watermark free exports |
Ideas for your template
- Classic set: WhatsApp, Discord, Twitter, Spotify, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram — the order most posts use.
- Got alt accounts? Add “Spotify alt” or “YouTube alt” as their own cells.
- Fan version: one member per app, and the title “Who is in my pfp — TXT edition”.
- Friends version: tag the friends whose photo you use, then send the PNG to the group chat.
- Story size (9:16) fits up to 12 apps with names; square looks best with 6–9.
Tip: get each picture by opening your profile in that app and taking a screenshot — the collage crops it to the circle for you, so you don't need to cut it out first.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make the “who is in the pfp of your social media apps” template?
Add your profile picture for each app on this page, type who is in it, mark missing apps ❌, then download the PNG. It takes about a minute.
Which apps are on the template?
Most posts use WhatsApp, Discord, Twitter/X, Spotify, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube and Instagram, often with Spotify alt or YouTube alt. You can rename, add or remove any app here.
How do I get the picture I use on each app?
Open your own profile in the app and screenshot it. Add the screenshot here — the tool crops the middle into the circle, so the profile photo fills it.
What size is the download?
1080×1080 for square, 1080×1350 for 4:5 and 1080×1920 for 9:16 story, as a PNG with no watermark.
Can I post the text version too?
Yes. Copy text list gives “app: who” lines with ❌ for apps without a pfp — the format people post on X — ready to paste with the picture.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The collage is drawn in your browser; the photos never leave your phone or computer, and there's no account.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Open the page in your browser, pick photos from your gallery, and use Share to send the PNG straight to X, Instagram or TikTok.
Is there a Portuguese version?
Yes — Montagem de PFP at /pt/pfp-collage-maker/, with the title “Quem está na foto de perfil dos meus apps?”.
Updated · By the imagetojpg.app team