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[@AaronWealthManagement]

Nailed this again. I can't believe this was in Canva already. Thanks for the tip!

[@BradleyTeaches]

+Aaron Wealth Management Canva has a lot of features that are just beneath the surface. It’s much more than templates and stock images, you can do some really cool things with it.

[@ONEKEMMUNITY]

Hey Bradley i would love to have you on kemmunity teaching some of this so my subs can come over more people need to know you... you have helped me so much and are still helping me.. i appreciate your work!!

[@BradleyTeaches]

Let's make it happen!

[@DrGauravChauhan]

hi bradley, thanks for uploading wonderful teaching videos, I have started using making YT videos using your tips and tricks Love from India 👍

[@BradleyTeaches]

Awesome! Glad I could give you some tools to help your creative process!

[@ballardvibes]

Is it possible to do something like this in Keynote?

[@BradleyTeaches]

+Ballard Vibes yes! I use keynote a lot for graphics (as you can tell from this channel). Thumbnails are basically a static image, make a slide the size of your thumbnail and develop. You can add strokes, etc to transparent background images, strokes around text, etc. the capabilities are there. The features used in the tutorial can be done in the free version of canva.

[@ballardvibes]

@@BradleyTeaches Appreciate the quick response. Got it. You made it look easier in Canva. I think I can duplicate it in Keynote now that you state it can be done. I originally learned Keynote from you and it still feels better than Canva. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@BradleyTeaches]

A little different in the process but it can be accomplished in keynote without a problem. Keynote is my homebase… maybe I should do a tutorial for keynote 🤔