Layer Everything
Photos, scans, paint swatches, and type stack on an infinite canvas. Rearrange, resize, and re-tape without a single trip to the printer.
the mixed-media collage studio
Nimbus layers photos, paper scraps, paint swatches, and typography on one canvas — tear them, tape them, pin them, and publish the mess.
what's in the box
Photos, scans, paint swatches, and type stack on an infinite canvas. Rearrange, resize, and re-tape without a single trip to the printer.
Procedural torn edges give every image a ripped-paper rim. Dial in the fray, the fiber, and how far the tear wanders off the line.
Canvas weave, newsprint grain, and washi prints generated live — no image files, no filler assets, just math that looks like matter.
three easy moves
Drop in photos, pick paper stocks, and pull swatches from the built-in texture shelf.
Rip edges, tape corners, pin fragments, and scrawl handwritten notes until the page feels alive.
Export a print-ready PDF, share a live canvas, or mock your collage up as a framed poster.
pinned to the wall
“I mocked up an entire zine in one afternoon. The torn edges sold my clients instantly.”
“Nimbus replaced four apps and a drawer of scrap paper. The tape tool alone is worth the price.”
pick your paper
Scrapbooker
$9 / month
Studio
$19 / month
Atelier
$39 / month
sticky notes
Yes — drag in JPG, PNG, or TIFF files up to 40 MB. Nimbus treats every import like a fresh print, ready to tear, tape, or tint.
None at all. Start from a blank page or a template; the tools are playful on purpose, and every action can be undone.
Studio and Atelier plans export at 300 dpi with bleed marks, so posters and zines come off the press looking exactly like your screen.
no glue sticks required
Join the studio list — invites go out every Friday.