To curve multiple lines of text, add the text for each line to its own text box. The Curve tool won’t work if you have multiple lines of text in a single text box. [1] X Research source If you already have multiple lines in one text box, select the text, click Advanced in the toolbar at the top, and select Ungroup to Lines.
An upward curve’s number value begins with a minus sign. If you want to curve another line of text to match this curve, copy the numeric value now—just highlight it and press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac) to do so. You can make the letters closer together or further apart by clicking the arrows under “Letter Space” in the toolbar.
An upward curve’s number value begins with a minus sign. If you want to curve another line of text to match this curve, copy the numeric value now—just highlight it and press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac) to do so. You can make the letters closer together or further apart by clicking the arrows under “Letter Space” in the toolbar.
An upward curve’s number value begins with a minus sign. If you want to curve another line of text to match this curve, copy the numeric value now—just highlight it and press Control + C (PC) or Command + C (Mac) to do so. You can make the letters closer together or further apart by clicking the arrows under “Letter Space” in the toolbar.
To paste, highlight the current numeric value, right-click the highlighted area, and then select Paste. If you want to curve the second line in the opposite direction, add or remove the minus sign before the numeric value of the second line.
To paste, highlight the current numeric value, right-click the highlighted area, and then select Paste. If you want to curve the second line in the opposite direction, add or remove the minus sign before the numeric value of the second line.
Select the text box. Click the Advanced menu in the toolbar. Select Ungroup to Letters. Now that each letter is in its own text box, you can select a letter, choose Curve, and apply a curve to that letter.
Select all of the text you want to group. Click the Layers panel. Click Attach.
If you have an iPhone or iPad, install Phonto from the App Store. If you have an Android, you can get Phonto from the Play Store.
Open the Phonto app. Tap the camera icon at the bottom. Tap Plain Images. Tap the white square at the top-right. [3] X Research source Tap the Sharing icon at the top-right corner and choose Use.
If you want to center the text, tap Align and choose Center. Tap Done to add the text to the canvas. If you need to change the color of the font, tap Style and choose a different color.
If you want to center the text, tap Align and choose Center. Tap Done to add the text to the canvas. If you need to change the color of the font, tap Style and choose a different color.
To move the text, just tap anywhere on the canvas, then tap and drag the text to the desired position. You can now add more text if you’d like by tapping a blank area of the canvas and selecting Text.
To move the text, just tap anywhere on the canvas, then tap and drag the text to the desired position. You can now add more text if you’d like by tapping a blank area of the canvas and selecting Text.
To move the text, just tap anywhere on the canvas, then tap and drag the text to the desired position. You can now add more text if you’d like by tapping a blank area of the canvas and selecting Text.
Tap Upload at the bottom. Tap Select from Photo Library. Browse for and select the text you’ve created in Phonto.
Don’t forget to tap the centers of letters that have holes in them, like the letter O, lowercase e, and capital R. If you accidentally tap an area that you didn’t want to make transparent, just tap Undo at the bottom.
Type a name for your project. Choose Cut Image. Tap Save.
Type a name for your project. Choose Cut Image. Tap Save.
Type a name for your project. Choose Cut Image. Tap Save.
