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Interested in learning more about how to add text to an image? Then you’ve come to the right place!
Check out our below video tutorial that breaks down step-by-step how to add text to an image… in under two minutes.
How to Add Text to an Image
Pinterest is all the rage right now and bloggers are reporting high amounts of traffic back to their blogs. However, getting traffic from Pinterest is almost always dependent on how well your image stands out. Taking your image from meh to marvelous is very easy using a free program called PicMonkey.
This video tutorial will show you how to add text to an image, including specifically what goes into making a basic picture, Pinterest friendly!
When you are putting an image on Pinterest make sure to use colors, fun fonts and overlays. Using these free tools can make all the difference in the world when it comes to getting Pinterest traffic.
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Thank You so much for this informative tutorial. I can’t believe I did it. Thank you for making me look good. Love Ya <3
Thanks as I was only using Picmonkey for collages and editing, I will now use for overlays as well.
PicMonkey is awesome! I learned some great tips that I didn’t even know about the overlay. Keeps that darn box from moving around which is awesome…LOL!
Hi every one, here every person is sharing such know-how, so it’s good to read this website, and I used to go to see this web site daily.
I love PicMonkey, it’s so much easier to use than Photoshop. Great tutorial.
I didn’t know about the overlays. I thought it was the upgraded version. thanks.
Gosh – I had no idea! You girls are clever chickadees!
Thank you!
🙂
-Susanna
Thanks for this tutorial! I’ve started using Picmonkey but hadn’t done much with the overlays so this is very helpful!
Wow – great info! Thank you , thank you! I have seen mention of this site but had no idea what all it could do. This will save me a bunch of time!
I am a huge fan of picmonkey. I had the upgraded one for a while, but wasn’t doing enough with it at the time. I am working on developing more pinterest content, so I might upgrade again.
Thanks for the tutorial. I’ve been using picmonkey for a while and just love it.
Thanks and many thanks. This is very cool. I’ve been wondering how to add text like that one. Never try PicMonkey because all this while I’m using Photoscape. Thanks for sharing.
I love PicMonkey!! Every time I am on there, it seems like I discover something new to do!
So, I’m a huge fan of PicMonkey when I don’t want to power up my Photoshop. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thanks for the tutorial. I haven’t used pic monkey much because I usually use photoshop, but it’s nice to know in case I can’t access photoshop for some reason! A lot of people seem to really like pic monkey. I’d love for you to come link this up at my link party that’s live now! you can find it here – http://www.amouseinmykitchen.com/2013/07/pin-it-proudly-7.html
You are very welcome Kylie.
I love PicMonkey!! Thank you for posting this!