MagMyPic - your photo on fake magazine covers

by Dolores Parker Mar 1st 2008

Forget about paying street vendor prices for the magazine covers with your face on them like you see in Times Square or other tourist haunts. You can create them yourself at MagMyPic, which has realistic fake magazine covers ready for you to grace them with your uploaded image.

After you upload your photo you can choose from several magazine covers such as People, Vogue, National Geographic, well you get the picture. After you select the cover size (small or medium), you're done and you can post it to a slew of your favorite sites like Facebook, Blogger, etc. or just grab the code and embed on your website. No sign-in required.

MagMyPic is an affiliate marketing campaign to help sell actual magazines, as in those print kind. A link to purchase magazine subscriptions is available, but we bet you'll just bypass that.

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Tags: magmypic, photo magazine covers, PhotoMagazineCovers

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

CUBSWILLWIN said 7:19PM on 3-01-2008

this is really neat if you're bored

Dolores Parker said 8:38PM on 3-01-2008

Yeh, you're right. I should have put it under Timewaster.

Tony said 8:33AM on 3-10-2008

check some better magazine cover maker http://meonmag.com/
It's pretty fast!

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