I love taking photos. That’s it. I love taking them.
After that, I pretty much don’t do anything with them. My family and friends are constantly asking for photos. To that, I exclaim “they’re on Facebook”. Well, my Grandmother is NOT on Facebook, that I know of. If she was, she wouldn’t want to be my friend due to the complex algorithms involved in selecting which posts she wants to see or whether she wanted to see anyone’s but mine.
I don’t even have photos hanging on my walls or on tables. One day I would like to. Hint hint, wink wink.
I’ve thought about gathering all of the school pictures and just sending them in a batch to my family members and perhaps creating a few photo books. There are just too many photos.
Insert CollageIt
Read more for my review…
CollageIt is photo collage making software for Windows & Mac OS X.
I downloaded the program at http://www.collageitfree.com/ for Windows 7. Installation was extremely easy and fast. From there, I toyed around with the software without reading instructions.
You start by selecting a style
Next, you either add photos by selecting add and choosing one or more folders from your computer or drag and drop. Depending on what type of collage I’m making, I would use both ways for different types of projects.
Next, you can either drag & drop the photos from the left hand column into the collage, placing pictures where you want them or select “Random Layout”.
If the photos don’t look right in their spots, you can choose to repeat “Random Layout” or “Shuffle” until you get it right. You can also manually change spots.
If for some reason the layout you selected isn’t working with the photos you selected, you can change the layout and not lose progress.
I created the following collages within minutes! It’s super easy and I love CollageIt! My mother will be so happy when she hears the Worldwide Breaking News that Melissa has sent photos to her family!!
Two very different looking collages, eh?
Within the application, you can export the collage to a photo file (various file types available such as .jpeg, .png, .bmp, .gif and .tif), send it via email, save it as a desktop background, send it to Flickr or even Facebook.
You can turn any collage into a photo album or poster, as well as collages and scrapbooks. I will be doing this! I think posters might be the more viable option for me with the amount of photos I have. Combined with a frame from Garden Ridge or even a gift certificate for Garden Ridge, my family is sure to love it!
Summary
CollageIt is an easy-to-use photo collage software; useful for the novice or even the pro for creating super-fast collages. I highly recommend it. This is now on my must have software list.
Stay tuned for a giveaway for CollageIt Pro Version!
If you want it now, you can download it from http://www.collageitfree.com/.
The pro version offers the following:
Remove watermark on the collage and say goodbye to the annoying splash screen!
Crop photo.
Remove size limit.
FREE lifetime support.
30-day Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee.
*I used the pro version for this review. Please refer to my disclosure (below) for additional details.











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Twitter: ruthhill74
This is fantastic software, isn’t it? It is awesome! And so easy to use. Great review. I loved how you went step by step with how to do it.
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