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Cult of Mac Favorite: Pix Remix Lite – Stellar iPhone Photo App Gets Free Version

What it is: The developers at Jump Associates – creators of the highly regarded iPhone photo application Pix Remix – have created a free version of the app, called Pix Remix Lite, that blows the doors off of any free photo manipulation software on the App Store.

Why it’s cool: Back in July, we wrote about Pix Remix, the very cool photo transformation application that allows users to easily combine a group of photos with captions into an animated collage or documentary-style narrative show within minutes – and share with friends and family easily via email or posting to Facebook and Twitter.

The free Pix Remix Lite has all the basic features of the highly acclaimed original software, plus some new features that have also been incorporated into an updated version of the 99¢ paid version, making Pix Remix a must-have tool for anyone who likes to share photos from their iPhone.

New features available in both versions let users remix shows others have sent to them, upload photos to a Facebook gallery while posting a show, and embed shows in any blog or webpage.

The paid version of Pix Remix now also lets users save shows locally on their device, export a collage as a high-res JPG (up to 1024×682), and use Copy and Paste to add photos to a show. Users can also save individual photos from a show (one they have created or one they have received) to the iPhone’s Photo Library, allowing for easy syncing with a computer.

Pix Remix Lite limits collages and shows to 5 images, while the paid version supports up to 10 images in a single collage or show.

Check out the YouTube demo here, and go here to see more sample shows like the one above.

Where to get it: Pix Remix and Pix Remix Lite are both available now on the iTunes App Store.

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Lonnie Lazar

Lonnie Lazar is a writer, musician, web designer attorney. He writes about Apple for Cult of Mac and Mac|Life, and about VoIP and telecommunications for Voxilla. Follow Lonnie on Twitter @LonnieLazar, join the Cult of Mac on Facebook, and find Lonnie's photos on Flickr.

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One comment

    This seems like quite a cool app but it’s not really a photo ‘manipulation’ app, more of a photo sharing app, and as such it doesn’t really blow the doors off all other free photo manipulation software. For proper quality free photo manipulation, check out SnapBox, which has all sorts of cool filters. Now that’s what I call photo manipulation!

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