Create awesome lock screen backgrounds with Imagefusion

By Kamran Zia -



Imagefusion


Imagefusion is an interesting app, enabling you to create images for the lock screen background from local libraries. If you've used media players in the past where a collage of images are displayed from multiple artist albums, this is the same affect but with images you choose. The end result can be quite something and best of all: it's free and really simple to use.






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