Your article has educated me. One nice tool to send tons of pictures to someone is called Binfer. This is also a great photo sharing tool.

not giving it a Thumbs-up because while it works quite well, the number of styles is very limited and basic.

I've downloaded this software before and found it easy to make some cool collages. I still have that version installed, so didn't pick up this one (looks like a minor upgrade). There are lots of free collage software available... I still use PhotoSpills most of the time.

I picked this up the last time it was offered. This is really nice, simple and easy! I have used it numerous times and works great. You can adjust each picture, if you want, by using the crop tool. Each template lets you adjust number of pictures, frame size, and by using the reset button you can chose which layout is best for you. Under page setup, you can select the output size. This is a definite keeper!

I installed it & tried it.
Then uninstalled it.
Too simple & not enough control .
You can't rotate & set position on individual photos.
For a free program I like Fotor .

Pros:

Easy install and activation on W8. The interface is simple and clean, easy to understand and navigate. It offers drag-and-drop of images (always a plus), an array of quick templates, and numerous settings (like rotate, frame, shadow and more). You can change templates at any time. Use some or all of your pictures, change the resulting page size (pixels, mm, inches, landscape, portrait / custom sizes available), and even add a background image (tile, stretch, center, etc). Tip: there are supplies background tile images, but add more by tossing your own into the program's folder/background/customize. There is also a fullscreen preview.

Cons:

The window is not resizable, only minimizable. Having used drag-and-drop to select images, the program didn't recall my chosen folder location as the default save location. The layout cannot be saved for later & repeated use, so you'll have to start over if you want to repeat a previous layout. Importing custom background images should be made simple, since using them is an option. Saving the collage with a transparent background is not offered.

Overall:

I love collage programs and find CollageIt Pro to be friendly and generally intuitive. While it's a nice program, Collagerator is FREE, comes with all of the pros listed above PLUS more options and doesn't come with any of the cons listed above.

I installed it okay and ran activation program. When I ran the installation, there was an error that a program could not run. I ignored it and the install appears to have been successful. Thank you GOTD. I had installed it on a previous GOTD but lost all the programs on my computer .... in the process of trying to rebuild. Really miss Snap 7 ... hoping that there will be a giveaway for that again sometime.

Super-smooth easy setup and automatic registration; looks to be very useful - just what I've been looking for! Thank you so much, GAOTD and Pearl Mountain Software!

Free version only lets you make a little collage with a maximum size of about 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches. Too small for me.

Where is the registration number?

The same version of this programme was offered on 18 Jan 2015. I installed it then on a Win 7 64-bit machine, and have used it happily, though infrequently, since then. It continues to work well even after the Win 10 upgrade.

It offers several templates, which certainly meet my needs, and I am sure those of most home users.

Just made with Collageit Pro (and Retouch Pilot)

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