One feature that many Picnik users, including myself, employ is their super easy collage feature. In our search for alternatives to Picnik we only found a few programs that offered this feature.
Below is a short list of programs that are either programs dedicated solely to creating collages or offer this feature.
About the Contributor:
Christine is a Wife and a Mum of 3. She is the owner of C Percy Designs, the co-editor of the Handmade Cooperative - Australian Handmade 4 Kids and is a little obsessed with all things crochet.
To find out more about Christine go to her blog - cpercydesigns.blogspot.com or follow her on Facebook.
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| Boondie Baby's creation for Pillowcases for Oncology Kids Collage made using Photovisi |
- Gimp (using layers feature)
- Pixlr (using layers feature)
- Photobucket (part of their edit photos feature)
- Smilebox
- Shape Collage
- Photovisi
- Collageitfree
- Picasa (the full version, not the Web Albums versions)
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| Collage of magazine features Collage made using Picasa |
Do you use any of these products? What do you use? We would love to know, leave a comment below. {Wow that rhymes ... it must be all those Dr Seuss books I keep reading the kids}
Christine
Christine is a Wife and a Mum of 3. She is the owner of C Percy Designs, the co-editor of the Handmade Cooperative - Australian Handmade 4 Kids and is a little obsessed with all things crochet.
To find out more about Christine go to her blog - cpercydesigns.blogspot.com or follow her on Facebook.
Thanks Christine, all your "After Picnic Closes" posts have been really helpful
ReplyDeletePicassa is looking like the leader at the moment.
Jacqueline