Scrapblog.com: No Paper, No Photoshop, No Coding Required!
Just add photos and you’re set. This all-Flash, web-based service is super easy to use.
In less than 30 minutes you can set up an online “Scrapblog” at Scrapblog.com. At first I thought this application might be too good to be true. I was wrong. Dead wrong.
Recently, Scrapblog.com was featured in Photoshop Tutorial Blog as one of 30 Great Web Designs (this was part 2). I agree with the writer at the Tutorial Blog, this pink site rocks!
After oohing and ahhing over the color palette I dove into the features of said great site. They have a strict no registration to begin policy. You play around with features, move things around and all that before you create an account. This is a useful feature worth the price [free].
You begin with the scrapblog page builder.
Add digital stickers, frames, backgrounds, text bubbles and more by dragging the item onto the scrapbook page.
You can even add your own items by uploading from your computer. Repeat for backgrounds and stickers too.
New features include import from Flickr, Facebook, and Photobucket. Enter your login information to gain direct access to your account to begin importing images.
Using ScrapBlog is like have a web version of Photoshop. Really neat-o!
Before you can publish your ScrapBlog you must complete a quick and easy registration form and verify your email address. After this, your account is active, your scrapblog active. 
As of yet there is no way to print your beautiful creations. ScrapBlog is evaluating different print providers for this functionality. I wouldn’t be surprised if they partnered with SnapFish.com, HP’s photo sharing & printing site.
See my simple test of ScrapBlog called A Few Photos.
