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Create A Photo Collage With Pages On a Mac
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Excellent tutorial, Gary. I used to used PSE for collages but I don't have the program on my MacBook. Now I can start playing with Pages to create them. Thank you so much!!!!
Boy, that’s much more involved than I want to get involved with. Is there an easier way?
Cecil: To create collages? Sure. Just buy an app from the Mac App Store that will do this for you.
Hi Gary- great info. I’ve been collecting memes during this coronavirus crap. I have nearly 900 pics and videos. Pretty funny stuff. I want to compile them in an orderly way and then publish the file on the web for friends. I don’t want to have to purchase a domain or sign up for a host. Got a recommendation for me? TIA
Chuck: Maybe as a photo gallery at Google photos or something like that? There are free web hosts, like wix, but they are usually pretty limited in what you can do.
As usual a great training video, Gary. Is there any way to save the "Pages Collage" in Photos as a Jpeg and part of a Collage album? You also mentioned a "Collage App" in response to a previous question. Can you be more specific?
Thanks for ALL your training videos! Love 'em!
Ted: You can just save the jpeg and then drag and drop it into Photos. Then create an album for those or whatever you want. As for "collage app" I mean just go to the App Store and search, you'll find some.
Hi Gary, thanks for the detailed video, can I make the photo collage into template so I can click and drop from my photos before sending them to print? Or is there a way to make it into a template in keynote? Because I need to put a large amount of pictures into the same collage using same sizes, thanks for your help!
Shirley: I would just do one picture inside a shape, then copy and paste to create a row, then copy and paste the row to make the whole thing. Then drag-and-drop a new image into each shape. You can make a template if you like, but that would only help if you need to make collages all the time. Otherwise, you can always just duplicate the file and drag and drop new images in the next time you need one.
Gary, amazing amount of information inside 15 mins. Thanks for your great videos, they are great to watch during lockdown and improve my skillset at the same time. Your style is very calm and clear. Please keep going on these informative lessons.
Have created a Pages collage, but iPhotos says its an unsupported file type, and no commercial canvas printers can use it either -- wonder if anyone else has this problem?
Susan: How did you export it from Pages? You wouldn't be able to import a PDF into Photos, but many printers can handle it. Otherwise, you can convert from PDF to a PNG (image) file by using Preview. I show that in the video so watch again.
THANK YOU! Watched rest of the video and PDFd it to Staples -- the much cheaper companies on-line couldn't process it... problem solved though. Could follow your directions so will use up lots of pics for a poster-sized collage... such a fine video.