Online Scrap software?

[MSPeeler]

I will be out of town next week but want to be able to continue in the Survivor scrap contest. I wont have photshop, but I will have access to scrap kits. Is there any software/program online that I can use without downloading or at least without a LARGE download? PC preferably although I do have a Mac book (hate it, LOL)

 

[Caylynn]

There's the Project Life app. Not online, but I know lots use it to scrap when travelling.

 

[MSPeeler]

Ok, I'll look into that! Thanks Caylynn

 

[Lisa]

At one time Em was using Word to create her layout, maybe she still does. I have no idea how, I tried once but gave up quickly.

 

[bekfek]

At one time Em was using Word to create her layout, maybe she still does. I have no idea how, I tried once but gave up quickly.

When I read that on the blog (I think it was) a while back, I tried it, too. Didn't take me very long to give up! I love Word, and can make it do all kinds of things, but I can't figure out how she creates layouts. I'm in awe of her for being able to figure it out.

 

[A-M]

I know of someone who uses Publisher software for digital scrapbooking but I know she struggles with doing nice shadows. She is an older lady ( in her 80s) and does not want to learn any new software.

 

[kimberlyschlehahn]

I have a few links saved from several years ago:

https://www.sumopaint.com/app/

https://www.pixlr.com/editor/

Okay those are those only two online ones I have. I've never used them but from what the designer that sent them out said, they seem a lot like Photoshop. So, maybe look them over?!

Kim

Have fun!

 

[MSPeeler]

Thanks!! I don't have word, but I will give those links a try Kim

 

[kelley]

I wonder if Canva or PicMonkey would work? I don't use them a lot except for occasional blog graphics, but I'm pretty sure there is drop shadow functionality as well as layers (at least PicMonkey has layers).