Pasteup — Collage Art Studio

Collage art using own images or public-domain - public beta

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Collage art using own images or public-domain - public beta

5 followers

Pasteup is a browser-based collage studio — free during public beta. Search millions of openly-licensed images from NYPL, Smithsonian, and Europeana, or upload your own photos and scans. Crop, lasso, cut with an X-Acto knife that splits an image in two, tape, filter, and layer — plus a cassette J-card canvas format for mixtape nostalgia. Save your work and publish a shareable link when ready. No stock fees, no subscription.

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Productivity•Art

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Hey PH. I built Pasteup because I wanted a collage tool that felt like actually cutting up old magazines and library books, not another generic photo editor. Everything's sourced from public-domain library and museum archives across NYPL, Smithsonian, and Europeana, or your own photos, so there's never a stock-photo fee hanging over anything you make. There's a quick how-to guide at pasteup.org/tutorial if you want to see the tools in action before diving in. It's in public beta and completely free right now. I would love to hear what you think, especially from anyone into zines, scrapbooking, or mixed-media art. 🎨✂️

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2mo ago

Maker

Here is a video showing how to add images to the Pasteup canvas. Adding Images to Pasteup Canvas

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1mo ago

Maker

I've uploaded a "highlights" one pager document about Pasteup here, check it out:

https://www.pasteup.org/pasteup-highlights.pdf

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2mo ago