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Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Watermarking Tips
An image can say a lot. It can even tell a whole story. But naturally, not every image is capable of that. You need to compose it properly. It should be clear to the audience what the main subject is. And even then, people might see something entirely different from what you originally had in mind. Fortunately, by adding a caption, you can make things much clearer.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photo Editing
These days, pretty much everybody knows about Canva. It’s an online image editor that can provide you with lots of creative freedom. It has an intuitive interface and an amazing selection of various templates and design elements. It’s a perfect choice for beginners, amateurs and professionals.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in PDF Editing
Without a doubt, PDF is one of the most popular file formats in the world. It’s commonly used for documents, CVs, e-books, cover letters, brochures, etc. That’s because it has a lot of benefits and advantages – security is one of them. You’re probably very well aware of the fact that editing a PDF can be a tricky task. Usually, you need some special software to do so.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photo Editing
Images can make any presentation more memorable and eye-catching. But sometimes you might need to blur them – entirely or partially – for a number of reasons. Blurring is great because it’s effective, yet subtle and unobtrusive. You can blur an entire image and use it as a background of a slide, while the textual contents will still be perfectly readable. If you need to highlight something in an image, there’s no better way to do so than by keeping the most important part sharp and in focus while blurring everything around it.
by Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in PDF Editing
PDF editing on a Mac can involve a variety of different tasks: some might be easy and simple, so even a beginner won’t have any trouble doing them, meanwhile others can be more advanced and require some skills. It’s possible to make small tweaks like adding annotations, watermarks or other elements. More complex editing includes editing the actual text or changing the structure of a document. For instance, you can delete, rearrange or merge pages of your PDF.