Flipagram Android App Review
Flipagram app for Android is an interactive social photo album, where users can decide on pictures from their Facebook and Instagram profiles, in addition to their own camera roll. Who would have ever contemplated there would come a day when looking at someone else’s holiday slideshow would in fact be exciting and fun. Thanks to mobile technology, and the dawn of digital filter effects, we are able to turn even the most unexciting images into works of art. Flipagram app is available for download on Android from Google Play for free.
Features
Flipagram app for Android is comparatively unadorned. The colors are alike to Instagram’s brown and beige hues with blue accents. If you didn’t know you were using a different app, you might think you were in Instagram’s. Taking hold of photos and creating a Flipagram is very easy. Tap the big “Create” button to start on. Add photos from your device’s camera roll, your Instagram account, or take pictures from within the app. You can also add from all of the above for one Flipagram. Users put together their selection of photographs into a slideshow, adding text, music or even a recorded voice narration to help out tell their story. An incorporated editor lets users put in effects to photos, too.
Slideshows can be either 15 seconds long (fit for Instagram video) or 30 seconds in length. It’s a enormous way to twine together unforgettable moments from the past year or rejoice a special event or long-standing friendship. After the order and presentation is concluded, users can upload their visual photo slideshows to social media. After you have decided on your pictures, you can shift them around so they will be put on show in the order you want. Then, put in a song, title your creation, speed up or slow down the slide show and you are all set to go. Once ended, you can share your Flipagram on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Or, you can propel it unswervingly through email or save it to your camera roll.
Conclusion
Flipagram app for Android is free of charge, although a small “Flipagram” watermark comes into sight on the bottom right corner of each slideshow unless purchased. The otherwise free app is recommended for children 8 and older. Parents may need to help younger children when using the app and should always monitor kids’ activity when connected with social media. There are still a few anomalies to work out in the sharing section. This fault was not linked to copyright laws. It was a software slip.
Category: Free Android Apps
