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Post by missysauter on Jan 6, 2016 15:51:55 GMT
to put two 3x4 photos onto one 4x6 to send to the printers? Free would be great. I also don't want any border on the photo.
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Post by scrapcat on Jan 6, 2016 16:26:24 GMT
I use PicStitch. It's an older free app, its very basic. You do have to watch ads here and there to use it free, but just a few seconds. When you first go in it shows the layouts in square format, but you can change the aspect ratio after you select the layout. So you would select 2 photos side by side, then select a 6x4 aspect ratio. I primarily take, edit, & print my photos directly from my phone nowadays. I have some app suggestions and other techniques on my blog here: www.thepapergoddess.com/helpful-apps-photo-editing/
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Post by missysauter on Jan 6, 2016 16:50:12 GMT
I use PicStitch. It's an older free app, its very basic. You do have to watch ads here and there to use it free, but just a few seconds. When you first go in it shows the layouts in square format, but you can change the aspect ratio after you select the layout. So you would select 2 photos side by side, then select a 6x4 aspect ratio. I primarily take, edit, & print my photos directly from my phone nowadays. I have some app suggestions and other techniques on my blog here: www.thepapergoddess.com/helpful-apps-photo-editing/ How do I turned off the white border around the photos?
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Post by scrapcat on Jan 6, 2016 16:58:11 GMT
I use PicStitch. It's an older free app, its very basic. You do have to watch ads here and there to use it free, but just a few seconds. When you first go in it shows the layouts in square format, but you can change the aspect ratio after you select the layout. So you would select 2 photos side by side, then select a 6x4 aspect ratio. I primarily take, edit, & print my photos directly from my phone nowadays. I have some app suggestions and other techniques on my blog here: www.thepapergoddess.com/helpful-apps-photo-editing/ How do I turned off the white border around the photos? I don't think you can do it in PicStitch, or I haven't tried. When I print with the Canon app, I would have to choose borderless printing, which will bleed the photos on the edge, but there will still be a line down the middle. I have learned to live with the borders bcz it just was easier! I have gone to other lengths to eliminate borders, like cropping the photos to the right aspect ratio then using a blank 4x6 layout I created in the Rhonna app. Loading that into the LetterGlow app and adding the photos & positioning them. I'm sure there are other ways to do it in other apps, but I try to just use what I have! Like i said, I learned to live with the borders!
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Post by melissas on Jan 6, 2016 17:03:26 GMT
Thanks, PaperGoddess, for the info. I've used PicTapGo, but not the others. Might give a couple a whirl.
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Post by ibetsey1 on Jan 6, 2016 17:05:54 GMT
I use picframe, I believe it's free. Same concept as picstitch. Pick 3x2 ratio and the frame with 2 vertical photos next to it. You can use a slider in the top right to change the corners to rounded or to make the frame bigger or smaller or even disappear. I use it all the time for my 3x4s! Message me if you want me to try to send you some screenshots. It's such a big help with my pictures, I'm happy to pass the tip along.
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Post by katlady on Jan 6, 2016 17:09:53 GMT
Another PicFrame user. I have others on my phone, but I use PicFrame the most.
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Post by missysauter on Jan 6, 2016 17:45:02 GMT
Thanks ladies! I purchased a border set on PicStitch for .99 and was able to make the border go away. Cool!!
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Post by sunny1016 on Jan 7, 2016 2:56:01 GMT
You can do it with the project life app also. Its either .99 or $1.99. It gives you lots of options and its super easy to use!
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Post by scrapcat on Jan 7, 2016 16:14:21 GMT
Thanks ladies! I purchased a border set on PicStitch for .99 and was able to make the border go away. Cool!! Glad you got it worked out! TFS your find.
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