Instagram today announced the debut of a new application called Layout, the company’s next standalone creation tool outside of its flagship photo-sharing application. With Layout, Instagram users will ...

One in five Instagram users now combine their photos into a single image before uploading it to the app. To capitalise on this, the Californian firm has launched its latest standalone app called ...

A couple months ago, Facebook’s photo social network Instagram released a popular collage app called Layout for iOS. Now Layout is available for Android. The Layout app lets you create a collage of ...

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Instagram's collage creation app Layout has made its debut on Android devices two months after launching on iOS. The app allows users to splice together images from their camera roll to create photo ...

Instagram has launched Layout, a new application that will allow people to create collages of their images before sharing them on social networks. The new app allows users to select up to nine photos ...

Instagram has announced a new app called Layout that helps you combine multiple images to create a single custom photo collage. Layout from Instagram is now available for iOS devices and will be ...

While there are countless apps for combining photos, this official app from Instagram is set to spark a new obsession with cramming as many elements into the one square photo frame as people can ...

Instagram has taken steps to stop people going elsewhere to make their photo collages by introducing its own app called Layout. Rather than integrating the new collage features into the existing ...

Photo collages are no longer just for scrapbooking enthusiasts; mobile apps make montages easy for everyone. But not until today has one of the most popular image-hosting services entered the ring.

If you've ever seen a collage in your Instagram feed, it was likely created by one of several third-party apps -- Diptic and Framatic are a couple that spring to mind -- that let you arrange multiple ...