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Create a Brand Color Palette in 5 Easy Steps
Take the mystery out of color coordination—create a color palette with our collage maker and color picker. You’ll be a…
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Create a Photo Sketch with Edge Sketch
Get a great photo to sketch look with PicMonkey’s Edge Sketch tool. Back by popular demand, Edge Sketch is beautiful…
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Make a Circle Image in 4 Easy Steps
Crop a circle image out of your pics for buttons, avatars, and more.
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How to Use Your Own Fonts in PicMonkey
Did you know you can use any font on your computer with PicMonkey’s tools? Get the lowdown on how to…
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How to Use Overlays
Some know them as stickers, while others call them clip art. Whatever name you fancy, overlays are the design building…
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How to Make an Infographic in (Almost) No Time
You can make your own infographics in PicMonkey either from scratch, or by using one of our designer-crafted templates. We’ll…
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Letter Spacing Brings Out the Best in Your Text
Letter spacing, tracking, and leading can have a huge impact on your design.
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Make a Circle Logo with Our Curved Text Tool
Design a circle logo with PicMonkey and start branding like a big shot.
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Make a Poster or Flyer
PicMonkey’s online design tool let’s you make a poster in a snap—so nothing gets between you and your next big…
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Make a Monogram Logo with Our Monogram Maker
Learn how to craft a DIY monogram in just three easy steps. Seriously, we promise, fanciness is just three steps…
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Text Effects for Maximum, Fist-Pumping Impact
Make your words shine within any design with PicMonkey’s text effects.
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Make the Most of Your LinkedIn Profile Picture
Learn how to take, edit, and upload a new headshot with these LinkedIn profile picture tips.
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How to Make a Double Exposure
Double exposure has evolved from accident to artform, and we’ve put together a short video tutorial on how to do…
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Discover the Power of Color with the PicMonkey Gradient Tool
Our new gradient tool lets you pile on the color and get yourself noticed.
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