Shape Collage Online
Posted on: November 18, 2009
Shape Collage Online (www.shapecollage.com/online) is a free web application takes photos from anywhere on the web and automatically arranges these pictures into a collage that forms a particular shape, such as a rectangle, heart, word, or symbol. The result is a digital image that looks like a pile of real photos on a table where the photos have been spread out and moved around to create a certain shape. With just a few mouse clicks and a couple of seconds, Shape Collage Online creates a unique and personalized collage that can be posted on a blog, website, emailed, or used as a desktop wallpaper. The shape of the collage adds an extra dimension of creativity and expression to the photo collage and Shape Collage is the only collage maker that can create collages in different shapes. Shape Collage is also the only collage tool that optimally arranges the photos in the collage to maximize the use of the collage space and minimize the amount of overlap of the photos. Shape Collage Online can use photos from anywhere on the web (Flickr, Photobucket, Google image search, nytimes.com, eBay, Amazon, etc). The resulting collage, while aesthetically pleasing, can also be used as an image browsing tool, as the individual photos in the collage can be clicked to bring you to the full resolution image or the original hyperlinked page for that photo. Shape Collage Online uses the same patent pending technology as the Shape Collage desktop software, which has been downloaded over 600,000 times since February 2009. The desktop program, available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, has many more features and options, including the ability to generate extremely high resolution image files, create collages in any user-defined shape, and export to Adobe Photoshop PSD format (with each photo in its own layer). Shape Collage Inc. was founded in 2009 by Vincent Cheung, who did his PhD in Computer Engineering and is an alumni of Google and Microsoft Research, to make it easy to share, display, organize, and browse large collections of digital media in creative ways. Thank you for your consideration. Vincent
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