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Hi! What another program do you use? What happens when you upload the file? Could you please try to upload PDF instead of SVG? |
# 5 years ago | |
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Hi Anna! Yes, that does apply. |
# 5 years ago | |
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Hi, unfortunately that's how it works. Words are randomly placed during visualization and it can't be turned off. |
# 5 years ago | |
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Hi! You can download standard quality images for free and use it for non-commercial purposes. |
# 5 years ago | |
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Hi! Download your word art in a high quality (HQ) format and then flip it in any image editing software. |
# 5 years ago | |
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By default only position and size of a word is locked. If you need to lock a color you can choose it in the words section or manually set it in the edit mode. |
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Hi Christfemi! Yes, that's how it works. If you want to keep your layout I suggest you to switch to the edit mode and lock main words. Locked words will preserve their position and size between visualizations. |
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Hi! You cannot upload a shape (rectangle) image that is 3.5 x 9.125in because you upload a digital image and it is measured in pixels, not inches. It is also true for images you download. In other words you will download a digital image with some resolution in pixels that can be printed on a paper measured in inches. You can customize your image resolution using the "Custom" option from the download menu. |
# 5 years ago | |
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I am not aware of such code snippets. You can embed your word art on a web page using the embedding code from the Share menu, but not on a slide. |
# 5 years ago | |
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Hi Sujith, the animation works only in Internet browsers (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.). Therefore there is no way to make it work in PowerPoint presentation unfortunately. |