PhotoBitzz

If you recently uploaded a bunch of photos from your camera to your computer and have no idea what to do with them, a good idea is to create a wonderful collage or mosaic, based on a theme of your choice. You can use applications like PhotoBitzz to speed up the process, and also choose from a large variety of styles.

Multiple collage types

It takes a little while to set up the application and check out the set of features, but before you do so, it’s best to make sure .NET Framework is installed on your computer. The visual design makes sure you don’t have a hard time accommodating, especially because of the familiar ribbon menu which makes navigation a walk in the park.
Needless to say that you work with pictures, but you don’t just add them to the project, because selection is one of the steps you go through when setting up the collage. You get to choose from a collage, mosaic, or photo wall type of theme. Most of them take you through three steps, one of which is picture selection, and supported formats BMP JPG, GIF, and PNG.

Configure background and edit layouts

However, the overall process isn’t quite your regular builder. The application decided to replace the hustle and bustle of configuring the collage layout with options to choose from an abundance of shapes and frames in which to assemble your collection of pictures. Sure enough, you can also pay a visit to the settings panel to configure collage generating options.
If you add a large collection of pictures, it can take a bit of time to process and arrange them. Sadly, you can’t manually adjust them in the created layout, and going over can become frustrating. On the other hand, there’s the possibility to tweak more settings to make the collage more appealing, such as the background, and adding text for a neat message.

In conclusion

Bottom line is that PhotoBlitzz offers a neat experience when having to do with a large picture collection. There’s a large variety of shapes and objects to use in your projects, and even an editor to thoroughly configure regions for each pattern. The visual design is neat, letting you quickly accommodate, and the application deserves a try overall.