How do I add text over my image photos? How do I use the default text uploader to load my company name on the top of the web page? I have looked all over the construction directions, and I can’t find how to overlay text on my larger photos.
How have others loaded their company name instead of a photo? I am struggling with that problem!
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Gigi2013 Reputation: 10 See Gigi2013's booth |
Hi Gigi,
you can’t overlay text over your photos here.
It must be done in a Corel Point or Photoshop Program.
Open your pic, chose ‘text edit’, write your text, place it on pic and SAVE.
The upload your new pictures again.
I assume you are also talking about your booth banner?
Hover over the area, in the upper right corner appears a little [URL removed] ‘change image;.
Click on it, search for your own Company Logo (or banner) and replace the old one.
Company name must also be a .jpg.
You can produce it in a Photoshop Program. Easily.
If you don’t have one… I can help you / do it for you.
If you give me your e-mail I will send you YOUR banner with text (mine is [email protected])
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
Hi @Gigi2013,
Sounds like you’ve received some great advice from our community members. Keep in mind that Google Shopping does not allow product images with text overlays, so if you are adding your company logo to your listing images, they may be denied by Google and unable to be published to advertising platforms. You can review Google Merchant Center’s policies [URL removed]
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BonanzaKaty Bonanza Staff See BonanzaKaty's booth |
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Hmmm, Katy,
text IN pictures, which is just an ordinary .jpg
can not be recognized by Google. (Now THAT would be a miracle).
So, I think Gigi means text ON a picture…. no?
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BlueBoy Reputation: 869 See BlueBoy's booth |
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VintageSpecialties Reputation: 40 See VintageSpecialties' booth |
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