This app is optimized for iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Size: 46.4 mb for iOS, varies for Android.I didn’t see any ads when I was using the app, other than for the app upgrades.The collages save with a PicCollage watermark at the bottom.Stickers: Lots of cutesy stickers to add to your collages.Safety settings: The app has a “school settings” that allows you to disable images from web, social featuers, and ads to make it more child-friendly.

Explore: See others’ creations, or participate in contests.Again, maybe you can make yours more precise but my fat fingers had a hard time. Cut-outs: You can cut around a part of a picture and then add that cut-out to your collage.However, if you have fat fingers like I do, good luck making a drawing look good. Drawing: you can draw on your picture.Here’s a short video about the Pic Collage App. You can add all kinds of layers: text, stickers, cut-outs, etc. You can then pull some out to have them free-floating. Or, if you don’t like that much of a freestyle feel, you can also choose a grid from a selection of templates they have set up, and it will throw your pictures into the grid. It gives you a blank canvas where you can add pictures and then move and resize them to your heart’s desire. Hold down the Shift button and using the mouse, grab one of the corners of the image, and drag to resize.Pic Collage allows you to be very flexible in your collage-making. To resize it, select the Rectangle Marquee tool (keyboard shortcut M), right-click the image, and select Free Transform.You can move the image within the confines of that shape using the Move (keyboard shortcut V) tool. Once you've done this, the image will be confined to the rectangle or shape you clipped it to.With the photo layer above the shape where you want your photo to go, right-click the image layer, and select Create Clipping Mask.Add the photo as an additional layer in your design.After you've designed your frame, add a box or rectangle indicating exactly where the photo is going to go.The only limit is your own creativity.Ī handy trick when it comes to creating borders with Photoshop is to use the Clipping Mask feature: You can go as simple as adding a white border to your photo using Photoshop, or you can add a pattern, change the shape, and more. If you already have access to Adobe Creative Cloud, using Photoshop gives you complete control over the final product.

Photoshop boasts a ton of features, just one of which is the option to add a frame to any photo.

App for photo collage without lines