Support

A little help, when you need it.

Find answers, report a bug, or tell us what you would love to create next.

Include your device model, app version and a short description. Avoid sending private photos unless they are needed to explain the issue.

Saving a canvas

Allow InstaMuse to add images to Photos when prompted. On Android, exported images appear in the InstaMuse album. Your original photos are not replaced.

Replacing or cropping a photo

Tap the photo to choose another image. Drag to change its framing and pinch to zoom.

Managing recent creations

Reopen a canvas from your collection. Delete a creation from the collection to remove its local project files. Exported images remain in your photo library.

Ads and privacy choices

The “Ad privacy options” entry appears when Google requires it. You can use it to revisit your choices. If an ad fails to load, export remains available.

A few things you might wonder.

Is InstaMuse free?

Yes. Seven layouts are free to export, with occasional interstitial ads. Eight bonus layouts offer an optional rewarded ad to unlock the export of that composition. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases.

Which formats can I create?

Choose Story (9:16, 1080 × 1920 px) or Feed (3:4, 1080 × 1440 px) when you create a canvas. Exports are PNG images.

Are my photos uploaded?

InstaMuse edits and stores your photos locally on your device. It does not upload your photos to our servers. When you share an export, the app or service you choose handles that image.

Can I keep editing a canvas?

Yes. Your latest 12 creations are saved in your local collection so you can reopen and adjust them. There is no cloud sync; device backups may include app data depending on your settings.

What happens if an ad cannot load?

A failed ad load does not block saving or sharing. If you close an available rewarded ad before earning the reward, that bonus export stays locked; free layouts remain available.

Which devices and languages are supported?

InstaMuse supports iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 or later, and Android phones on Android 10 or later. The app and website are available in English, French and Spanish.