Pic Gif Review Pearl Mountain Technology (Tomoson)

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial. 

I reviewed PicGif, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I received a code for redemption in the App Store.

The app allows people to create animated GIFS from photos and videos on Mac OS X.

I used the program to create a few GIFS.

The process was easy. You upload your videos or pictures into the program.

For videos, the program takes the video and splits it into frames. You can remove frames you don't like. You also can add in photos, text, and music.

Next,  you can change the frame speed, add in a background color, and choose the size and layout of the GIF (portrait and landscape).

Finally, you can share your videos via email or iMessage.

The App is currently on sale for  4.99 in the App Store.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Magisto Campaign #My2013 (One 2 One Network)

This is a sponsored post about Magisto from One 2 One Network.

Magisto is having a Best of 2013 video contest. Entrants may win an iPad Air. Compile your photos and videos into Magisto and make a movie.


The process is easy. Create a movie. Choose 10 pictures and video. Upload. Choose a theme and soundtrack. You can enter unlimited #my2013 videos into the contest. Make sure to use the official hashtag #my2013 in the title to be entered into the drawing.

Photos and videos can be uploaded using the computer and Google Drive. Music also can be uploaded from personal files or you can choose one of the pre-loaded songs. Some of the songs included Wrecking ball by Miley or I will always love you by Whitney Houston. Once your movie is processed, you will receive an e-mail.

Movies are available for download. You also can create a public or private album, with or without contributors.

Magisto is also available via iOS and Android.

Here is my first movie