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Flaming Text mentions (5)

• One of the best resources I've found for creating text

  I make a habit of sharing this with every iteration of WWE 2k games. For those that like to create and hate having to use the games limited text tool for their entrance videos or names/words applied to their CAW there's an awesome and free website that I use to create my own text effects for those applications. The site is Flaming Text and it let's you type your text and then customize it with all kinds of color, ... Source: about 1 year ago

• How do I achieve this gradient text outline effect in Elementor

  a custom SVG (which is an image, but also can be valid HTML) or a regular image from something like flamingtext.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• im never leaving!

  One small recommendation would be to have only one caption instead of multiple. Another is for that old internet feel of weirdcore, try using a few fonts from cooltext.com or flamingtext.com and use a font that would look like it would be used in a Geocities page. Lastly, I recommend compressing the image more to give it more of an amateur feel. If you want to learn more about making weirdcore, I recommend... Source: about 2 years ago

• What App/Website Should I Use to Make Cartoony Decals? (Preferably Free)

  Honestly, if your going for easy to use, simple, and somewhat advanced programs I'd recommend something Adobe. However, it costs money sadly. Possibly Adobe illustrator, Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Aftereffects. Unfortunately I am not in the pursuit of the Adobe series. If you are looking for something free, I'd use a blender source, then take a screenshot of what you are modeling. If you want text you can go to... Source: over 2 years ago

• [TOMT][SOFTWARE][2000s] Windows 2000 graphics software that generates cool ice and fire text effects

  Xara had the Xara Express and WebStyle software. There was/is also Flamingtext. Source: about 3 years ago

Tailor Brands mentions (1)

• [Question]: How did you guys come up with your pfp/logos?

  Have a look at tailorbrands.com, I didnt use their designs but it certainly gave me ideas that I built upon. Source: over 2 years ago