Check out Creating Captioned Memes in Mac Photos at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
Creating Captioned Memes in Mac Photos
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Check out Creating Captioned Memes in Mac Photos at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
Top class Gary
Good post. I always select and duplicate the image I want to mark up so I can do multiple versions of the original. Wish there was a markup extension that brought back the cloud-shaped thought bubble.
It is also worth noting that if you go back to Markup in Photos you can usually edit the text you have previously inserted.
@ JF You could always take the time to draw a cloud form with no back ground and save(click and drag to desktop) it then just bring it in any time you want, copy it and then re-save the blank copy, re-size in the new photo, add text then save the new photo.
Great job.
How do we outline text?
I can't seem to find that capability
in Preview, Photos, or the iWork apps
I should have mentioned the captioning text on the
video still shown above as what I mean by outlining.
Sorry.
Bob: That's actually a brand new feature of Pages/Numbers/Keynote that I talk about here: https://macmost.com/new-text-fill-options-in-pages-and-keynote.html
Many thanks for your reply and that great post.