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Taking It Up A Notch - Adding Text To Images


PicMonkey is a super app for editing and putting text on your images. This app will work on iOS and Android, so no matter what device you have this app is for you.

This post is dedicated to show you how to add text on your images.

Open PicMonkey.
Scroll over a bit at the bottom to find the Text tool.
Click on the tool.

Just start typing the text. You will see it start to appear on the screen.
Click Done in the upper right corner.

Choose font and color.
Click the check in the upper right corner when you are finished.

The final product, text on the image.
Super easy.
Super fast.

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