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Wednesday, 12 September 2012

Funny Photo Maker turns snapshots into great images

Posted on 11:58 by Unknown
Some photographs stand out on their own and they are simply brilliant. The colour, the lighting, the scene - everything is perfect. If only all photos were like this. We tend to take dozens or even hundreds of photos of our children, pets and other common subjects and when you are showing them off to your friends and relatives you can see that 'Oh no, not another photo album' expression on their face. They may smile, but they are also grinding their teeth.

Funny Photo Maker for Windows might make the experience more enjoyable for them. As you can guess from the name, the software makes funny photos. It's best with people and pets rather than landscapes and it inserts your photo into another photo. Here is an example:


That's me in the photo frame. There is also a dog holding a shredded photo, a tiger chewing a photo, billboards in the street, the side of a lorry on the highway, a shop window display, a bus stop advert, Dollar bills, posters like Iron Man, Lord of the Rings, Ghost Rider and others, and many more templates too numerous to list. There are about 150 different templates according to the developer.



The software is very easy to use and it automatically loads your photos from the Pictures folder and adds them to a tray on the left. On the right are all the templates on tabs. You just click a photo, click a template and that's it. Click the Output tab, click Export and save your image.

It's brilliant and it is free. Go and get Funny Photo Maker.

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