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hi!! would you mind doing a tutorial on how you add subtitles to your gifs?
hey, sure! :)
with the text tool selected, i will draw a box that is as wide as the gif and type my text. i created an action that selects all the right settings for me so it's faster and my subtitles always look the same.
arial rounded bold is a very popular choice for subtitles, and it looks awesome, but i' always've been using the font calibri bold italic for years now. here are my usual settings for a 540px wide gif:
i usually keep the font size and leading value the same, if i change it from 18 pt. and sometimes i'll play around with the anti-aliasing method, whatever looks best for this particular gif. this will help make your text look less crispy or soft, depending on which filtering method you use. the other settings i pretty much always leave like that for subtitles.
as for colors, i always go with white first, and if there's another character talking, i will give their subtitles a different color. i usually try to pick a bright pastel color found in the gif, or even on the character's clothing (just because i like to match things haha).
it's also important to leave a bit of a gap on the sides and bottom, so the text doesn't go all the way to the edges (as shown in the next example). it's definitely harder to read text if it's too close together, or goes from edge to edge. you can push words on another line if it becomes too close to the edge, and you can nudge the text from the bottom with the arrow keys.
as for the layer style, i'm adding a black stroke and black drop shadow (by double clicking the text layer). the stroke almost never changes, but i'll edit the drop shadow accordingly with the gif. if it's a very busy gif, the drop shadow should be thicker to help with visibility.
and that's it! :D
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Violette🪻a character overview template (The Theatre exclusive)
This template is available for free to subscribers of The Theatre on Patreon or Deviantart.
Both psds are 1080px in width and height for better image quality.
Do not repost, redistribute or claim as your own, and remember to CREDIT ME when using this template. You are free to edit this template to your liking but please do not take parts of it to make your own edits or templates!
Preview images serving for illustration purposes only aside, this template was created using resources in the public domain and/or that are free of use.
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DOWNLOAD : DEVIANTART or PATREON
SOUTHERN SPELL ‧₊˚ ⋅ ⚰️ (free templates)
The file includes the 4 psd as shown above, as well as the coloring (it's a heavy coloring that requires adjustments, especially on darker skin tones; the layers to adjust are marked). A document is included in the file explaining which fonts you need before editing.
Do not repost, redistribute or claim as your own. Crediting is optional but appreciated. Please do not take pieces of my work to make your own.
This resource was created using resources in the public domain and/or that are free of use, with the exception of images that only serve for preview purposes.
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