You can then erase parts of the text, add gradients to the text, and change the perspective with a 3D rotate tool. You can choose the font (there are lots of free options) and whether you want a shadow or not. Now you get the option to add text-the longer the better-and choose your color. Then, you can crop it as a square for Instagram or leave it at its natural size.

Or, if you are inspired by your surroundings, take a quick picture and upload it into the app to start layering text on top. While their stock photos are limited, sometimes searching for the right thing is all it takes to find the perfect photo. When you open the app, you have the option to choose one of their preloaded photos, choose a photo of your own, or search their vast library of images and use one of thousands of photos for free. You will enjoy manipulating the text in different ways and coming up with great ways to show your Instagram feed is “on fleek.” I don’t know what that means, but according to the youth at my church, it’s pretty fly (that’s cool for you generation X’ers). Youth leaders will love this app for sermons quotes, announcements, or even to create sermon titles. With this great new app called Typorama, you can open a whole new world of inspirational statements, Bible verses, or silly text on photos. The perspective is like you are looking up at the text, and it really looks 3D! They obviously made this in Photoshop, right? There’s no way that you could make this!īut there is. It’s as though Psalm 23:2 is living within the world of this picture. The text changes colors as it gets closer to the stream, and a splash of water actually covers the text. There is a beautiful picture of a stream with the text of Psalm 23:2 overlaid on top in a really cool way. You swipe down through a couple “TBT” photos and see a funny dog picture-double tap for a like-then you stop.

What do you do? I would almost guarantee you grab your iPhone and open Instagram to see what your friends and acquaintances are doing. It’s a Thursday night, and you are bored out of your mind.

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