What is Lossless Motion Collage on OPPO Phones

Lossless Motion Collage is a feature in the Photos app that allows users to generate tri-frame motion collages using live photos. This tool creates a sequence-style collage that captures different moments within a motion photo, providing a clear and detailed result even when enlarged. The collage can be saved in high resolution, supporting up to 4K output and preserving HDR display effects.

How to Access and Use Lossless Motion Collage

1. Open the [Photos] app.

2. Long-press to select one or more live photos.

3. Tap [Motion collage].

   

4. In the Motion Collage interface, choose:

1. A layout style (Original, Crop, Poster)

   

   
   

2. A playback mode, depending on how you want motion frames to transition

5. Save the finished collage. The result will export in lossless quality if supported by the device.

Collage Support for Motion Photos

The standard collage tool in the Photos app now works with motion photos, enabling users to turn a single animated image into a multi-frame story. Available layout types include:

• Original Image

• Crop

• Poster Templates

These layouts allow flexible designs depending on the content of the live photo.

Lossless High-Resolution Saving

Motion collages can be exported with lossless quality at resolutions up to 4K, retaining image clarity, color range, and HDR effects. This ensures visible detail even when the collage is zoomed in or printed.

Why You Should Use Lossless Motion Collage

Lossless Motion Collage is especially helpful for users who want to capture multiple dynamic moments in a single frame, such as:

• Multi-pet owners who want to combine different actions or expressions into a single collage

• Users who prefer creative poster-like layouts for sharing or printing

• Those who want a clear, high-detail collage without compression artifacts

Because the feature supports lossless resolution, fine textures—such as pet fur—remain visible even after enlargement.

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* Pictures, settings, and paths might differ from those of your phone, but these won't affect the description in this article.