Photomarks app tutorial android#

I wrote ‘’, change the default black fill with that purple color and the first font type from the second row, left to right. You can select whichever font you like from the ones below, the size and the fill color. Select it! The following screen is where you introduce the text you want – usually the Instagram anchor or IG username, your blog or Facebook page. This first screen (far left) is basically useless save for the ‘A’. So once you’re done with filtering, choose the ‘Draw’ section from underneath the picture.įiltering your image (left) and getting ready to ‘Draw’ (right)

Ta-daah! These are my nails! Under the picture there are the filters available in PicsArt which are really amazing! So choose one that you like and then click done on the little v in the upper right corner! (My pic is filter-free, just out of the camera, taken in my car while waiting outside the school. If not, choose ‘Camera’ and you’ll see how simple it is! Next you’ll get the size question, like below (the first case was always pre-selected in my case and didn’t change it so far, so click ‘OK’ and the ‘Choose Pic’ pop-up screen appears where you choose what suits you – I chose Gallery for I already had the picture saved on my phone)įrom left to right, the first 3 screens in PicsArt, as detailed above Choose ‘Photo’ if you already have the pic in your gallery. So when you open the app, this is the welcoming screen. It has many more features than the curving text – as you can see on the screen cap below – but I will concentrate on the watermark for the moment. I’ve tried many camera apps but this one feels more user-friendly for me. And these are the apps I use to curve the text on my pics, as I searched and found them via my mobile phone’s Play Store. Needn’t worry, iPhone users, these apps are generally available for iOS as well.

Photomarks app tutorial android#

Which operates with Android (I’m not giving names, but clearly enough, it’s not an iPhone). I share my pics on social media (mainly Instagram) through my mobile phone. Have you seen the curved watermark around the pink glitter accent nail? isn’t that curved text wonderful? Which, in the nail polish community equals – unlike many other beauty places – the curvier, the better! Curved watermarks around that one, most special accent nail of all five/ten: And since practice makes better, and more refined, such is the case for watermarks. It’s like saying ‘hey, these nails are mine, better spread the word and share the awesome pic!’.

A watermarked image is like a copyrighted one.