Photo dump maker.
Turn your camera roll into one swipeable post. Pick a template or start a blank carousel, drop in your photos and export every slide ready to post. dump runs in the browser, and nothing you export carries a watermark.
What is a photo dump?
A photo dump is a carousel of several photos posted together, usually straight from the camera roll: last weekend, a trip, a whole month in ten frames. It started on Instagram as the relaxed opposite of the single perfect post, and it works because it feels unplanned.
Unplanned is not the same as random, though. The dumps people save and send have a thread running through them, a good first slide and a rhythm from swipe to swipe. A photo dump maker is just the quickest way to get there: the layout is done, you bring the photos.
How to make a photo dump in 3 steps
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Start from a template or a blank carousel
Open a photo dump template from the gallery, or start a carousel: one wide canvas of slides that exports as one image per slide. A carousel holds up to 5 photos on the free plan, 10 on Creator and 20 on Studio.
- 2
Drop in your photos
Drag them in, paste them or pick them straight from your camera roll. Inside a photo slot each picture pans and zooms in its frame, and text, stickers, polaroid frames and filters go on top.
- 3
Export and post
Export every slide in one go as PNG or JPG and post them in order as one carousel. On a phone the files land back in your camera roll. No export carries a watermark, on any plan.
What makes a photo dump look good
- A thread. One month, one trip, one colour, one mood. Random photos read as random; a theme turns them into a post.
- A strong first slide. It is the only one most people see in the feed, so lead with the photo that stops the scroll.
- Rhythm. Alternate close-ups, wide shots, details and faces so every swipe shows something new.
- One odd one out. A screenshot, a blurry shot, a receipt. That is what makes it a dump and not a portfolio.
- An ending. Close on a photo that feels like a last line, not just the last file in the folder.
Need a theme first? Start with 12 photo dump ideas.
Why make your photo dump in dump
- Templates made by real people, free to open. A template that uses premium elements needs Creator or Studio.
- A carousel built for the format: one canvas, every slide exported as its own image.
- Text, stickers, polaroid and camera frames, filters and one-tap background removal in the same editor.
- It runs in the browser on your phone, tablet and computer, with the same document on all of them.
- Exports never carry a watermark, on any plan.
Free in the browser. Exports are never watermarked.
Frequently asked questions
A photo dump is a carousel of several photos posted together, usually straight from the camera roll and loosely tied by a theme like a month, a trip or a mood. It is the casual opposite of a single, polished post.
Yes. You can make a photo dump in dump without paying, and community templates are free to open (the ones that use premium elements need Creator or Studio). Signed out you export at SD; a free account exports at full HD, and no export carries a watermark.
Instagram takes up to 20 photos in one carousel. In dump a carousel holds up to 5 photos on the free plan, 10 on Creator and 20 on Studio.
Yes. dump runs in the browser on phone, tablet and computer, so there is no app to download. On a phone your photos come from the camera roll and the exported slides go back to it.
Yes. Anyone can publish a design as a template: public, unlisted or behind a passcode. Public templates appear in the gallery once they are approved.