Select a font, double-tap the example text, and start typing. To add text to your image, tap + and then the T button. Tap one and select Format, and you can experiment with things like opacity, blend mode, strokes (outlines), and more.ģ. Drag in from the screen’s left edge and you’ll see the layers that make up your image. Tap each slot’s + button, and select a photo from your device to replace what’s there by default.Ģ. Select Rounded from the collage options, and then Download. But once you do, Pixelmator proves deeply rewarding, providing you with a robust layers system, text tools, and everything you could need to retouch and augment what you’ve already added to your canvas.ġ. It’s up to you to read the manual (found in the cog menu), and gradually work out how to bend the app to your will. (Or, more accurately, it’s desktop app Pixelmator – itself a consumer-friendly take on Photoshop – reimagined for the small screen.)īar a handful of pre-defined layouts, Pixelmator doesn’t do any hand-holding. Despite the mobile-friendly interface, this app is effectively a pint-sized take on Photoshop. The most involved and demanding of the apps in this round-up, Pixelmator is also by far the most powerful and flexible. To get the most from this powerful, usable app, you’ll need the $5/£5 per month IAP though.
Once happy with your cut-and-paste masterpiece, tap the tick to export it.Īlternatively… Pixomatic PRO is in broadly similar territory to sok-edit, but its background eraser is more like Photoshop’s than paper cut-outs.
Then use + for a final time, and add some text. Use the hand tool to reposition your gorgeous visage, thereby making for a suitably amusing image.
Tap the trashcan icon, and then tap the piece of image you no longer want.ģ. Choose the scissors tool, tap the selfie that’s been added to your canvas, and then cut around your face. Use standard iOS gestures to resize and rotate the image within sok-edit’s frame.Ģ. Tap the + button, tap the picture option, and choose a photo from your phone. What you do get is a straightforward package that’s a blast to use – and a bargain at just a buck to rid yourself forever of watermarks and the limitation of three objects per canvas.ġ. This app’s about immediacy, so don’t go expecting high-res output, finely honed cut-outs, nor multiple undo/redo. When you’re done, you can kick out the result to Files, Photos, or your social network of choice. Text captions can be overlaid on your scrappy masterpiece. The interface appears to have been scribbled on your screen the big, friendly buttons make it a cinch to quickly add a bunch of photos to the canvas, and set about doing strange things with them.Įach element you add can be moved, snipped, cloned, and flipped.
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