#PICFRAME TUTORIAL FOR MAC OS#
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The pictures are completely repositionable within each frame, you can adjust zoom, and easily change border color. I created my first collage in than two minutes, simply dragging and dropping my photos directly from Apple Photos. Incredibly simple while giving you all the needed features and leaving out fluff. While the program is not overkill as many other apps try to be, giving you every minute feature, this app simply hits the mark dead on. I have been using it for about an hours making 4 collages. I did about 3 hours of research and selected PicFrame.

#PICFRAME TUTORIAL FOR MAC OS#

There are a great many apps for Mac OS and IOS out there. I was desperate for a solution to quickly make photo collages.

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Touch Bar support for new MacBook Pro devicesįollow PicFrame on Twitter for updates and information.

Multiple patterns to use for the border.

Save your work in progress as a PicFrame project file.

73 fully adjustable frames (drag the borders between each photo for endless customization).

Since PicFrame was released on the iPhone and iPad we have often been requested to create a Mac version for people to use on their desktop, well here it is! PicFrame on the Mac is just as easy to use, select a frame, drag and drop your photos in, tweak the border size, give the photos rounded corners, add a color or pattern, resize the adjustable frames and save the photo or share it to Facebook. With 73 adjustable frames, support for up to 9 photos in a single frame, rounded corners and plenty of border patterns, you will always have a unique look. PicFrame helps you combine multiple photos into amazing looking frames that you can save to your computer or share to Facebook Twitter and Flickr. I have even used Dropbox to sync photos from my DSLR to my iPhone so I can drop them into PicFrame too.Quickly create collages by dragging and dropping your photos into a customizable frame! I love that I can do most of the work on my iPhone too. It's that simple! I can do most of this work in one evening while hubby watches television. I add journal cards and elements at will. Upon arrival, I trim the 4圆 prints down into two 3x4 images using my paper trimmer then slide them into my page protectors chronologically. I save my 4圆 images to Dropbox to a folder called 'To Print' Select the 'Share' button at the bottom of the app and export at the highest resolution

Select 'Style' at the bottom of the app and drag the border slider to the left, removing any borders at all. | Drop Two 3x4 Images Into One 4圆 PrintĬhoose the 3:2 ratio from the upper right corner, then select the side by side images

I edit using the PicTapGo app and save the images to a separate folder on my iPhone (ie. Photograph using my iPhone 6+ and shoot vertically.

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I print all my photos through a professional lab but you can easily print your photos at home if you wish. You'll need a smart phone and the PicFrame app which is available for IOS and Android. I thought it would be fun to share it here for you today! Note: Some of the following links are affiliate links, which means we receive a commission based on sales generated via these links. I have created a pretty awesome system for easily and flawlessly creating 3x4 prints to simply slip into my page protectors. It's less bulky than my previous 12x12 spreads and I really enjoy the ease of just dropping photos into the spreads with minimal arranging. I just have to ask - what size are you loving this year in your pocket page scrapbook? For me, it has been the 9x12 size for my 2016 annual album. Hi everyone! Have you been playing along with me and #MemoryKeepingMondays? You can find out more about that hashtag here.

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