Want an easy way to create a photo collage with your Flickr photos? Log into Collagr and they’ll do all the work for you. Simply put in your user name on Flickr and they’ll automatically generate a collage of those photos for you.
From there, you can use the collage to save on your desktop or use on your Myspace, YouTube or other social networking places. As of now, customization tools are non-existant, and you’ll have to save your image to your computer to then transfer the image to your social networking website. Though, they’re working on making things easier and more customizable for your enjoyment.
Collagr.com In Their Own Words
Collagr.com gives users the ability to generate backgrounds from images they have stored in multiple places on the internet.
They can then place that background image on their MySpace/YouTube/Break.com page.
Right now we only support getting images from Flickr, but we are adding a LOT more image sources and extra graphic editing functionality very soon.
Why Collagr.com It Might Be A Killer
Collagr is one of the many Flickr tools so many individuals are logging on to use. Whether or not this startup is just hopping on the Flickr bandwagon or if they’re serious about getting more supported photo sharing sites and making the experience more customizable will depend on how fast they can get their service rolling. Right now, their collages are looking pretty basic, with a black background without any overlapping of their photos.
Some Questions About Collagr.com
Will their collages be more fluid, such as resizing images to take out empty space on the collage or overlaying photos? Will they support other widely-used photo sharing websites? 
