An app that’s already on Android and iOS devices just made its way to the Windows Phone Store. Diptic lets you easily create photo collages and share them with friends. It’s a simple app, but with extra features for those who want to do more with their collages. We put the app in front of our camera to show you how it looks on our device.
Head past the break to watch our walkthrough video.
With Diptic, you can choose to up to nine photos in a layout. There are two sections: classic and jumbo. Classic has layouts for up to four photos. Jumbo has layouts for five to nine photos. There are 75 layouts in total.
If you feel adventurous, you can tinker with the frame. You can adjust the borders’ size, color, and roundness. Play with the sliders to get the effect you want.
That’s not all. You can also edit the photos in the collage. You can adjust brightness, contrast, color saturation, or choose one of the filters. You also have the option to rotate, flip, zoom and mirror individual photos.
When you’re happy with the final image, click the share button. Diptic gives you three size options to save: 1632x1632, 2448x2448, or 3264x3264. You can then choose from the built-in Windows Phone sharing option to send the collage to Email, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
Diptic’s first version of their app for Windows Phone 8 looks great and we think you’ll like it. In the future, we’d like to be able to slide the interior frame lines or move the joints along the borders.
Diptic is compatible with Windows Phone 8 devices with at least 1GB memory and is available worldwide at the Windows Phone Store. It costs 99 cents. An option for a free trial would have been nice, but it’s not there.
Think you’ll be using Diptic? Let us know in the comments!
Via: Diptic blog
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