Smilebox’s scattered-photo effect is pretty, but doesn’t make it easy to organize a slideshow. And when you add a photo to a slide, it’s not removed from the pile, which can be confusing if you’re working with a lot of photos. It arranges the photos to look like they’ve been scattered on a table, which is cool, but not as useful as if they were laid out in neat order. Smilebox displays your uploaded photos in a column on the left of the screen.
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Doing so gets you access to all of its templates, as well as the ability to share ad-free slideshows in full screen, add music to your slideshows, and store your creations. If you’d like to do anything more-and “more” includes accessing many of the most popular slideshow templates, such as the only plain one I could find-you need to pay $40 a year to join Club Smilebox. But Smilebox’s free offering is very limited, allowing you to do little more than create and share very simple slideshows. Smilebox offers separate installers for Windows and Mac.Īll you need to do in order to use Smilebox is sign up for a free account with your email address. Although Smilebox calls attention to its free offering, many features-including the most popular templates-require the $40/year subscription.
It also includes templates for creating electronic greeting cards, photo albums, and scrapbooks, too. As fun and friendly as its name suggests, Smilebox offers an easy way to create animated slideshows.
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