Beauty Camera Selfies Collage - Enhanced selfie editing

Beauty Camera Selfies Collage offers a variety of live and unique filters for capturing stunning selfies. The app includes beauty filters that can enhance your photos, along with a photo collage editor to create amazing collages with individual image filters. It automatically enhances your images after taking a selfie, providing flawless skin for a natural look.

Key features:

- Take photos with high-quality real-time filters.

- Decorate your photos with stickers.

- Auto-stabilize feature for perfectly level pictures.

- Coolest picture editor and photo booth for a better look.

- Remove blemishes and enhance your natural beauty.

- Create lasting memories with perfect photo collages.

- Apply vignette filters to your images.

- Comprehensive photo editor with various filters and stickers.

- Easily adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation.

- Choose from a wide range of backgrounds and stickers.

- Use amazing photo fix filters.

- Retouch photos to improve skin tone and apply filters.

- Fix imperfections with the Flawless Skin Editor.

- Make your selfies stand out on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

- Real-time skin beautifying effects in the Selfie Camera.

For additional features, feel free to contact us via email. Download this all-in-one photo editor and makeover editor now to achieve the best makeup styles! Share your masterpieces effortlessly on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, and more to impress your friends.

How to Create a Selfie-Portrait Collage

Make your home a selfie studio.

A selfie collage can be the perfect project to blend art forms and styles. The cool thing about collages is that there is always something around in the real world that you can mix with digital elements in Adobe Photoshop.

Hi there, I’m Kathleen Martin, an illustrator and designer. As an intrepid creative explorer, I traverse the digital landscape with an evolving toolkit of handy workflows. You can also find me as a host of Adobe Live on Behance.

Before You Start

I provided some of my sample files if you’d like to experiment with them, or practice with your own.

Step 1: Stage Your Selfie

Take a series of peaceful still shots or dynamic selfie poses against simple backgrounds. A concrete wall or a wood fence in your yard can be the perfect backdrop. To catch a jumping pose, prop your phone on whatever is handy and set the timer. Once the countdown hits zero — jump. It may take some practice, but when you time it right, you will get a shot featuring that magical moment.

For a few of the photos, set your camera to shoot in black and white so you can have fun working with colorful backgrounds when you’re ready to edit. The key is to take a lot of pictures so you have plenty to choose from later.

Pro Tip: Work with Light and Shadows

Light is your friend. If you want dramatic shadows, wait for a sunny day. For our portrait session, a cloudy day provides even, natural lighting. Try out different poses against different backgrounds to see how light and shadows affect your images.

Step 2: Find Collage Co-stars

The best part of creating a collage is getting to make something totally new from the everyday things around you. Look around your house or yard for textures, objects, and backgrounds. I like these ripped paper pieces I made from an old notebook.

Step 3: Doctor Your Selfie

Open your favorite selfie in Photoshop and use the Quick Selection tool to separate your subject from the background. When you click Select Subject, Photoshop does the work for you. Then click to add a layer mask from the Layers panel and Photoshop will hide the background.

Step 4: Swap Backgrounds

It’s amazing how a new background can change your selfie. To see how well the textured images from your photo shoot will work, drag one of the images to the open Photoshop document and move it below the selfie layer. For a splash of color, add a Solid Color Fill layer and experiment with blend modes to make the texture show through.

Step 5: Assemble the Collage

Now you can gather the bits and pieces from your exploration and add them to the collage. Open one of your texture images into your selfie document, use the Quick Selection tool to isolate an object, and click the Layer Mask at the bottom of the Layers panel. Right-click and use Free Transform to rotate and resize it and drag the layer to place it behind your main subject.

Step 6: Position the Pieces

Fill your collage with a blend of textures and colors. As you duplicate and rotate layers, the Duplicate Layer shortcut, Control+J (Windows) or Command+J (macOS), can make the process faster and easier. You can also turn on Auto-Select at the top and then click and drag layers around the canvas.

Step 7: Grab a Brush

The Brush tool is great when you want to add color or design. Before you use the brush, add a new layer over the layer you want to accessorize; then paint, draw, or scribble your new design. When you’re done, right-click the layer and choose Create Clipping Mask so your color stays inside the lines. For this piece, the Conte Crayon brush from Kyle’s Drawing Box made for a nice accent on the textured paper. You can click Get More Brushes from the flyout menu of the Brushes panel to find and install the MEGAPACK brush kit that contains this and many other great brushes.

Make a Collage Collection

Try reusing the same elements in new ways for totally different results. If you post the results, tag them with @AdobeCreate so we can share in the Insta inspiration. For a look at another great collage process, check out How Molly Scannell Created “Taken”.

Note: Project files included with this tutorial are for practice purposes only.