# 7 years ago | |
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Here is how to do it. Create a new word art, make the background transparent and text white. Then save your word art under 'template' name. Next time you need a similar word art just duplicate it from your artwork page. |
# 7 years ago | |
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You can add any image to your word art's shape section. Please take into account that you won't be able to use the Disney characters word artworks commercially due to potential copyright infringement. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Unfortunately there is no easy way to do this. You need to download the butterfly image and then change its colors in any image editing software like GIMP or Photoshop. Then upload it to your word art's shapes section. |
# 7 years ago | |
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I recommend you to download your word art image in PNG format (from the "Download and Share" section) and then print it as any other image or picture. Your image viewing / printing software should allow you to position and size image before printing. If it doesn't I suggest you to try GIMP (free image editor). |
# 7 years ago | |
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You cannot save the animated version in google drive. The animation works only in browsers, therefore you open your word art's link (that can be obtained from the "Download and Share" section) in a browser to see the animation. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Hi Andy, the problem with the left side image is that it has a lot of unused space around. That unused space cause the generator to reduce the quality and therefore the shape image is not completely filled. Could you please crop the image and upload it again? |
# 7 years ago | |
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Chinese is supported. Please select "Noto Sans S Chinese" font in the fonts section and re-visualize. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Hi Andy, could you please save both word arts and advise those names, so I could check what is wrong there? |
# 7 years ago | |
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Every visualization randomizes words placement. It may be a huge or a little difference depending on the options you choose. If you want a particular word to be placed on a particular space, switch to the edit mode and place that word the way you like. Then re-visualize to remove the words collisions. |
# 7 years ago | |
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It may be a browser issue. Could you please try to create a word art in Chrome or Firefox? |