Comic Life lets you create astounding comics, beautiful picture albums, how-tos... and more!
The easy-to-use interface integrates seamlessly with your photo collection. Drag in your pictures, captions, Lettering text ('ka-blam!') and speech balloons and your work is done!
Comic Life also allows you to use your webcam to make a comic on the spot!
Here are some key features of "Comic Life":
· Fast..ZZooooommmm
Comic Life gives you fun and professional templates for instant, impressive, photo layouts. Tweak your creations to your hearts desire!
· Super-Shine
Looking for something special? Enhance the look of your photos with the many included filters like hand-drawn, painted and night vision.
· Share your Life Stories
Comic Life makes it easy to share your creations with friends and family via the web and email.
· Keepin' it Real
Print your creations to share with Grandma (when her 'net is down). Laughter ensues.
· Tried and Tested
Get your hands on the award-winning Comic Life, as used loved by millions of kids, grownups, schools and police forces around the world.
Requirements:
· 1.5GHz processor; 2.0+GHz recommended
· 512MB RAM; 1GB RAM recommended
· 40 MB available disk space
· Minimum 1024x768 display
Limitations:
· 30-day trial
· After the trial period a watermark will be applied to all Comic Life output
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· If a file is incomplete (for example the computer was turned off during a save), Comic Life will try to open the file with a warning message
· Saving now replaces the original file once successfully completed
· Improved compatibility when opening up Comic Life files created on a Mac
· The default camera device used in the "Capture" tab can now be changed (double click on the video view and a 'Video Source' dialog will show up, if supported.)
· Explorer view now remembers the last folder viewed
· Only Image files are now shown in the Explorer view
· Fixed redraw issues when using "Undo"
· Improved stability when browsing photos on a Mapped Network Drive
· Fixed a stability issue sometimes caused by resizing multiple items
· Moving an image out of a panel, saving and then closing the document no longer brings up a crash dialogue
· General stability improvements