Making Fun Collages with #PicCollage and #HP

Making Fun Collages with PicCollage and HP

I have a new app on my phone, and I LOVE it!  If you know me, you’ll know how much I love to take photos and share them.  However, most of the times that I make collages, they stay on my phone or computer.  Things are changing now that I have added PicCollage to my iPhone app list.

Let me show you how it works!  To start off, I chose a photo layout, and brought in photos that I wanted from albums on my phone.

Once I set my photos up just right, I was ready to start the fun stuff!  As you can see, I have some vacation photos here.  I LOVE vacation and can’t wait to start my next vacation!  

Anyway, I decided to add some fun stickers to my collage.  Most of the sticker packs are “in app” purchases, but there are several collections that you can get for free after watching an ad video play.  I decided to start my collection of stickers with some of these free packs.

So, I decided that Baymax needed an ice cream cone for the road.  Of course, when I chose it, the ice cream cone came in a little on the big side.  

No problem!  I was able to “pinch” the ice cream cone smaller, and I even added a “gif” cat that actually waves goodbye in the app.  Next, I decided to add a title to my collage.  There sure are a lot of fonts available!

Not just fonts, though.  There are a lot of cool colors to use.  Later, I moved my title further down in the collage.

But making the collage is not the only fun thing about this app…  Look at the options available for sharing.  My favorite is the option to print my collage on my printer at home.  I have a HP Envy 5660.  I made sure my 4X6 photo paper was loaded in the printer and hit print.

Soon, my collage was printing out, and I was ready to share with my family.  How cool is that?

Here are a couple of collages I printed out.  I can’t wait to make collages to share on social media during my next vacation!

Are you ready to make collages with PicCollage and HP?

Disclosure:  This post is part of a sponsored campaign with PicCollage, HP and MomSelect. All thoughts and opinions are my own.