Whether you’re working on a project, making a family photo album, or celebrating a friend’s birthday on social media, photo collages are a great way to share your photos or videos. Photo collage apps ...
Photo collages are a fun way you can share some of the most important moments of your life with others, and create beautiful pieces of art to hang on a wall. With an Android smartphone and the best ...
It seems like a new photo app is introduced to app stores every day. We most recently were impressed with Flayvr, a free iOS app that automatically combines photos and videos into easily-sharable ...
Instagram has just released Layout, a new single-serving app, à la Hyperlapse, that satisfies itself with doing just one thing well: mashing up as many as nine photographs into a single Instagram or ...
A couple months ago, Facebook’s photo social network Instagram released a popular collage app called Layout for iOS. Now Layout is available for Android. The Layout app lets you create a collage of ...
Instagram today announced the debut of a new application called Layout, the company’s next standalone creation tool outside of its flagship photo-sharing application. With Layout, Instagram users will ...
Launching out of beta today on iOS, Pasted is a throwback to simpler times — when making a collage meant picking up a pair of scissors. It’s an appeal to Gen Xers put off by the overly complicated ...
Instagram's new app "Layout" lets users make collages. — -- Get ready to see more collages in your Instagram feed. The photo sharing app announced today it is launching "Layout," an app that ...
Say goodbye to all those photo collage apps with the “Insta” prefix because Instagram just launched Layout, its own photo collage app. Layout lets users easily combine multiple photos into a collage ...
Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Good news for Instagram addicts: the cult-favorite photo app has just ...
If you've ever seen a collage in your Instagram feed, it was likely created by one of several third-party apps -- Diptic and Framatic are a couple that spring to mind -- that let you arrange multiple ...