HOW TO MAKE CUTE COVERS + TIPS ABOUT YOUR COVERS AND MAKING YOUR ACCOUNT AESTHETICALLY PLEASING ;))
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THIS IS THE SECOND PART TO THE HOW-TO IF YOU DIDN'T NOTICE ALREADY!! (but honestly, I think it's the new and improved version)
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I'm going to give you a list of all the apps I use. I use three main ones and then the others may be used for extra things, but not as often as my mains.
Here's what the apps I'm going to talk about look like for reference:
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| The Holy Trinity.
Superimpose (Price: $1.99) Listen, I got this app when it was free years ago, but it's such a good app for making edits. Not just covers. I would know because ya girl had a fan account back in the day. If you don't want to buy it, which is completely understandable, then I think there are dupes. Usually, people leave comments of them, so keep an eye out for those!
Phonto (Price: Free) Deadass. You should have no other apps for putting text on photos besides Phonto. It's literally such a good app and it's free. Get on that if you haven't already. That's all I have to say. There will be a separate part all about Phonto + Getting Fonts.
Afterlight (I think its $0.99, but I really don't know) Oof. Afterlight is my fave when it comes to editing. I use the basic editing tools like contrast, shadows, etc. but I also use the light leaks and dusty effects for nearly every cover.
| Others.
PicsArt (Free) I rarely use this app tbh, but when I do use it, it's for the motion blur effect. That's it. Next.
VSCO (Free) Y'know as of lately, I've been using VSCO for editing because their grain is different from Afterlight's and one of my favorite filters is A6 so I use it from time to time.
