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How to put texts into photos on your phone with the Phonto app

Placing subtitles and texts in a photo is a very simple task with the Phonto app. The app, which dispenses the famous Photoshop, is available for both iPhone (iOS) and Android-powered mobile phones, and can help you succeed with Instagram posts. Among the options that Phonto offers, it is possible to change font, color, format, size, location, and add contour and background to text.

See, in the tutorial below, how to use the application to write over images. It is worth mentioning that the step-by-step to do the mounts is basically the same for Apple smartphones and for those who have the Google operating system.

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Step 1. Open the Phonto app and tap the camera icon. Then choose whether you'd like to take a new photo or choose one from your album. For this tutorial, we will follow the second option.

Open the photo in Phonto

Step 2. Choose the image and, when you open it, tap on it, as the application suggests.

Choose the image in Phonto

Step 4. Write the text and change its settings. In this window, you can change the font ("Font") and add symbols ("Symbol"), as well as set the text alignment. Finish in "Done".

Set your text in Phonto

Step 5. Now set the location and size of the text in the image. To do this, select the "Size", "Tilt" and "Move" options.

Change the size and location of the image in Phonto

Step 6. Continue changing the settings of your text with "Text", to change the color and the thickness; "Stoke", to add borders; and "Backgrounds" to put funds in your image.