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How to Create a Colour Palette from a Photo
Turn a photo into a useful colour palette. Learn dominant colours, accents, HEX codes and why automatic extraction needs a final visual check.
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How to Pick a Colour from an Image: HEX and RGB
Find a colour in a photo and understand its HEX and RGB values. Learn where to sample and why edges, transparency and colour profiles affect results.
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How to Make a Photo Collage with a Clean Grid
Arrange photos in a collage with consistent spacing and useful export dimensions. Learn cropping, grid sizes, borders and compression for sharing.
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How to Pixelate an Image or Part of a Photo
Create a blocky pixelation effect on a photo or selected region. Learn block size, export choices and the limits of pixelation for hiding details.
Read the guideHow to Blur Part of a Picture: Faces, Text and Backgrounds
Learn how to blur selected areas of a photo, choose blur strength and check the export. Understand when solid redaction is safer than blur.
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How to Flip an Image Horizontally or Vertically
Learn how to flip a photo horizontally or vertically, fix mirrored lettering and understand how flipping differs from rotating an image.
Read the guideHow to Rotate an Image Without Cutting Off the Edges
Rotate a photo by 90 or 180 degrees, or straighten a tilted image. Learn why canvas size, transparent corners and export settings matter.
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How to Add Text to an Image and Keep It Readable
Add captions, labels or a headline to a photo. Learn text placement, contrast, outlines and export choices for clear lettering at the final size.
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How to Watermark Photos with Text or a Logo
Learn how to apply a watermark to photos using text or a transparent logo. Choose size, placement and opacity, then check the exported image.
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