Export an image with transparent background in 5 simple steps:

Download your image by clicking CMD+B (or CTRL+B for Windows users) or the "Download" button on the sidebar

A quick tutorial to show you how to export an image with a transparent background.

Export an image with transparent background

This article will guide you through the easy steps to importing custom fonts into your designs using BrandBird.

With this feature, you can now take advantage of unique and personalized typography that aligns perfectly with your brand guidelines.

So, read on to learn how you can easily upload and use your own custom fonts in BrandBird.

 dashboard page and create a new Brand (or open for editing an existing one).

Under the “Fonts” section, click the “Upload font” button and select a 

Then, click the “Save Brand” button to save your recent edits.

Every time you open the BrandBird studio, we automatically load your custom fonts and make them available in all the font pickers.

Then, in order to use them, you simply have to create a text layer and choose your own custom font.

Learn how to import custom fonts into your BrandBird PRO account

Import custom fonts

It will remove everything from your canvas (all images, layers & the active template) and you will start designing from an empty canvas.

Otherwise, you can click the “🧹” icon on the top navigation bar.

 A quick shortcut to reset your canvas and start designing from scratch with an empty canvas.

How to reset, empty the canvas

Many times is useful to create a graphic with equal padding around your image.

In this quick tutorial, you’ll learn how to achieve this effect with 3 simple steps.

Add a layout image on the BrandBird canvas in two ways: 1. Via the “Images” sidebar section and using the upload button 2. Paste an image to BrandBird (CMD+V or CTRL+V for Windows)

Open the top header’s canvas dimensions menu, and click the "Fit canvas to image button" (No.1 & 2).

Adjust the padding around the image with the "Scale" slider on the sidebar (No.3).

That’s all, hope you enjoy using the BrandBird editor!

Learn how to fit canvas to your image with equal padding around the image on BrandBird

Fit canvas to your image with padding around

A quick Brandbird tutorial to show you how to bulk create social media mockups from more than a single image 🙌 Bulk create social media mockups from images in 5 simple steps:

Visit https://www.brandbird.app/dashboard/templates

Find your template, click the top/right icon menu, and choose "Bulk Create"

Download all the mockups, or download individual ones.

, not for annotation images. Remember this while you create the base template for your bulk creation process. Learn more about the difference between these two image types 

It only replaces the first layout image of your template. All the other images will remain untouched.

For optimal results, use the exact same (or similar) dimensions for the main image that will be replaced.

If you require further customization for your use case, please do not hesitate to contact me at jim@brandbird.app.

Learn how to bulk-create images from a single template by editing their main image

Bulk create images from a template

https://www.brandbird.app/dashboard/templates

Learn how to use a save or public templates and customize based on your needs.

How to use a saved template

As a Twitter creator, the most simple trick to boost your growth is by re-posting your content on other social media platforms like Instagram & LinkedIn.

The problem with re-posting tweets is that you can't easily create images for other social media platform sizes. With BrandBird, that's easy as pie!

Let's learn how to re-post your tweets on Instagram & LinkedIn!

To import your tweet as an image into Brandbird, you need its unique URL. Hopefully, it's pretty straightforward to grab this URL.

Open your favorite tweet, and copy the URL from your browser URL bar.

 and click the "Import Tweet" button on the left sidebar

Paste your URL to the input field and click "Import".

Your tweet is almost ready, you just need to customize its appearance. You can pick between dark & light modes, and show/hide different widgets (# of likes, retweets, comments, creation date).

Once you're satisfied with the style, click "Use Tweet" to import the image into the BrandBird canvas.

You can tweak further the background and add different styles to your tweet with the basic BrandBird editor. Like cool gradient backgrounds, 3D effects, shadows, and even annotate the image to highlight specific words.

The final step is to adjust the canvas dimensions. Open the canvas size menu on the top right corner of the page, and pick your desired dimensions.

The tweet will automatically adjust to the new dimensions, and you can export the image and post it on Instagram or LinkedIn 🙌

Generate beautiful images for your tweets and boost your social media growth by sharing them on Instagram & LinkedIn.

Cross post tweets on Instagram & LinkedIn

🔌 3 simple ways to import an image to Brandbird:

Copy an image & paste it directly into the editor

Click the "Upload" button and select a local file

Drag and drop images from your local file explorer eg. Finder for Mac

Learn 3 simple ways to import images into the BrandBird image editor 

3 Simple Ways To Import An Image

 tutorial to show you how to zoom on features on your image with a robust magnifier glass in 5 simple steps:

Upload an image (or just paste it from the clipboard) 

Click the "Edit Image" dropdown under the Image sidebar section 3. 

Drag the glass around the image and adjust the zoom & overlay settings

Quick tutorial on how to create zoom effects to showcase important feature.

How to zoom on features with the highlight tool

Upload an image (or just paste it from the clipboard)

Click the "Edit Image" dropdown under the Image sidebar section

Select an area from your image and adjust the blur density

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Learn how to blur sensitive information (like passwords, customer emails, names, API keys etc.) from images

How to blur & redact sensitive information

Turn your screenshots to Instagram, LinkedIn, or Twitter posts online in 5 simple steps:

Upload an image (or just paste from the clipboard)

Click the settings menu to change canvas dimensions

Pick your favorite platform and post type

Learn how to change the format of your images so you can repost them on multiple social media platforms.

How to repurpose graphics for social media platforms

Use the copy and paste to clipboard feature in 5 simple steps:

Right-click an image and select "Copy Image" on Chrome (or do the same on your local finder)

Go to Brandbird and press CMD+V (or CTLR+V for Windows)

Press the "Copy to clipboard" button or simple CMD+C (or CTLR+V for Windows)

Open Twitter and press CMD+V to paste your edited image

How to use the copy & paste to clipboard feature

 tutorial to show you how to create a custom watermark for your brand and add it to your social media posts with Brandbird in 5 simple steps:

Customize your watermark with a custom avatar, theme and appearance

Find the watermark under the "Watermark" section in the Brandbird editor

A quick tutorial to show you how to create a custom watermark for your brand and use it on your social media graphics.

How to create a custom watermark

Save your settings to a template in 3 simple steps:

Play around with the editor until you're satisfied with your mockup

Open it and upload an image. Done, so easy!

Learn how to save a post as a template so you can re-use it and edit in the future.

How to save your post as a template

 tutorial to show you how to crop images online before creating a mockup ✂️ 

Preview your crop and click "Crop Image" to finalize it

Learn how to select and crop an area from a screenshot

Tutorials

Learn everything about how to get started with BrandBird

The Most Powerful Image Editor
for SaaS Founders

Tutorials

Learn everything about how to get started with BrandBird

The Most Powerful Image Editor for SaaS Founders

The Most Powerful Image Editor
for SaaS Founders