How to Make Your Own Picture Collage Through Lunapic.com
If a photograph is worth a thousand words, a picture collage has to be worth millions of words. Picture collages can be a fun way to reminisce about the past. You can create picture collages to commemorate your time in college, a wedding, or practically any other occasion. Online picture collage generators can be used to create photograph collages that you can then share on social networking websites. Lunapic, one such online photograph collage generator, allows you to easily create collages.
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Instructions
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Save the pictures you want to use in your collage to your computer or flash drive by downloading them off of your digital camera, or right-clicking on Internet images and selecting "Save Image As." Alternately, use a scanner for old film photographs.
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Open your web browser and access the Lunapic website (see Resources for link).
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Select "Click here to add more files for Animations or Collages," located underneath the area where you're prompted to upload a file.
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Choose "Browse" and select each photograph from your computer that you wish to include on your picture collage.
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Click the drop-down menu that reads "Animate Images" and select either "Raw Collage Pictures" or "Crop Square Collage." "Raw Collage Pictures" will keep your photographs at their current sizes, while "Crop Square Collage" will resize the images all to the same size.
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Select "Upload All Images" to generate your picture collage. The more photographs you have, the longer Lunapic will take to generate your collage.
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Select your saving preference, located under your picture collage.
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Tips & Warnings
According to Lunapic, supported image types are GIF, JPG, BMP, PNG and max total upload size is 2.0 MB.
To avoid awkward white space, use an even number of photographs and the "Crop Square Collage" option.
Add photographs in the order you want them to appear on the picture collage.
Resources
- Photo Credit summer collage image by Stasys Eidiejus from Fotolia.com
