Philline Latido Shaping Pictures and Creating Text Cut Outs using PicMonkey
- 1. Shaping Pictures and Making Text Cut Outs from Images using PicMonkey
- 2. The best thing I love about PicMonkey: I can create almost anything on a TRANSPARENT background
- 3. In this tutorial, you will learn: How to edit an image into a desired shape on a transparent background...
- 4. ...which means you can place it over any other background or color
- 5. How to create text cut outs (the monkey calls it a "text mask") from images you like You will also learn
- 6. Shaping Pictures Choose an image to edit
- 7. Shaping Pictures Got it? Now go to the Frames Menu
- 8. Shaping Pictures Choose the shape you like your image to take
- 9. Shaping Pictures Resize the shape or rotate to desired angle
- 10. Shaping Pictures Move the shape to adjust. Do not forget to save.
- 11. Shaping Pictures Easy as 1-2-3
- 12. Shaping Pictures Some more PicMonkey magic
- 13. Moving on to lesson #2: Creating Text Cut Outs
- 14. Creating Text Cut Outs Have you seen texts like they were 'cut out' of an image?
- 15. Creating Text Cut Outs You are about to learn how they are made Note: No transparent backgrounds for this
- 16. Creating Text Cut Outs Choose your canvas
- 17. Creating Text Cut Outs Let us do square on white canvas
- 18. Creating Text Cut Outs Add text. Use chunky fonts for greater impact.
- 19. Creating Text Cut Outs Text color could only be black for white canvas and vice versa.
- 20. Creating Text Cut Outs Drag to resize or move text box
- 21. Creating Text Cut Outs Done? Combine all image elements
- 22. Creating Text Cut Outs Choose image (may be your own) as OVERLAY Image from Pixabay
- 23. Creating Text Cut Outs Drag image to cover text Image from Pixabay
- 24. Creating Text Cut Outs Under Blend Modes, choose LIGHTEN Image from Pixabay
- 25. Creating Text Cut Outs ADD or SCREEN works, too
- 26. Creating Text Cut Outs Your text cut out in white canvas
- 27. Creating Text Cut Outs For BLACK canvas: Apply black (canvas) Use white as text color Use DARKEN as Blend Mode
- 28. Creating Text Cut Outs This is how it would look like
- 29. I know, you are falling in love with PicMonkey, too.
- 30. The END! Please check out my other tutorials on SlideShare.