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Phonto - Text on Photos

Price: Android - Free iPhone/iPad - Free

Teacher Overview

Phonto app is very easy to use, allows to add text, apply filters, crop the photo, add items and provides additional styling and tools to edit. From the app you have the ability to access the camera, the camera roll or you can create a blank image and start adding different elements.
 
Adding text to the images couldn’t be easier. You tap the image and then press the “Add Text” option. Once selected, start entering the desired text. The font selection is by far the most extensive you will find in any photo editing app.

Teacher Certification

Age GroupAge Category of the app

Member Exclusive

SubjectsSubject Category of the app

Photo & Video

SafeguardingApp Advertising or In-App Purchases

Member Exclusive

Learning Skills Learning Skills of the app

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Screenshots

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Developer Description

Phonto is a simple app that allows you to add text to pictures.

FEATURES

  • More than 400 fonts are available.
  • You can install other fonts.
  • Text size is changeable.
  • Text color is changeable.
  • Text gradient is changeable.
  • Text's stroke color is changeable.
  • Text's shadow color is changeable.
  • Text's background color is changeable.
  • Text is rotatable.
  • Text kerning is changeable.
  • Line spacing is changeable.
  • Curved text.
  • Perspective text.
  • Parts of text are erasable.
  • Image theme is changeable.
  • Items (Balloon, Rectangle, Star, Heart) are available.
  • Background image is changeable.
  • You can use not only pictures, but also plain images to write text.
  • You can share photos on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

HOW TO INSTALL FONTS

Using iTunes, you can copy font files between your computer and Phonto on your iOS device.

1. Select your iOS device from the Devices section of iTunes.
2. Click the Apps tab and scroll down to the bottom of the page.
3. Select "Phonto" in the "File Sharing" section.
4. Drag and drop .ttf or .otf font files into "Documents".
5. Restart Phonto.

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