The diptych-style frame app has become pretty crowded recently. One of the better frame-style photo apps is PicFrame from ActiveDevelopment.
PicFrame 2.0 hit the App Store recently and brings a bunch of new standard features, as well as new options available as an in-app purchase.
You can read my review of PicFrame 1.0 here. I gave it four stars, saying that it’s a very good multi-panel photo creator that stacks up well against the excellent Diptic. The improvements in the new update add some cool new features to this already great app, including a native environment for iPads.
In addition to several bug fixes, here’s what’s new in PicFrame 2.0:
- Double the amount of frames!
- Now a Universal app – iPad & iPhone
- Support for up to 5 images in a frame
- Four new patterns
- Easy border color picker
- Added button to clear images – start fresh.
- Send your image to Instagram and other installed apps
- More options when saving to Flickr and Tumblr
An optional in app purchase to add labels to the frames to help share your story
- Preset labels to get you started
- Multiple fonts to use
- Choose text and label color + transparency
- Optional round or torn tape style edges on label
- Drag and rotate the label to your desired position
- High quality text in final image
PicFrame is $0.99 in the App Store. Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.2.2 or later.
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