#mikeykuns tutorials

Cyrus. 20s. he/they. I make stuff sometimes.

Step 1: Background

Select your image from your photo gallery ! I like using picsart cuz it can be done relatively easy and from your phone. Just choose an adequate size banner, scroll through the bottom icons, click “draw,” then “fill” and u can choose the color of the background. For this one I chose white !

Step 2: Character

Add your character ! I usually like choosing a transparent image of them so they can fit seamlessly into the background. For this one I chose a cute guy from the webtoon I was reading. Just click “add image” from the bottom icons and put them wherever u wanna.

i just kinda threw this together right now ‘cause it’s pretty simple and I don’t think you’ll need a whole tutorial, but here are the basic instructions:

Step 1: long press on the divider you want to use, the option to save it will pop up and press “Save Image” to add to your photos

Note: when it successfully saves, you’ll get a green box that says it worked

Step 2: click on the blue bubble with the pencil to start your new post. Once your post is ready, you click on the photos icon

Step 3: select your image by just tapping the divider you want.

Note: there’s a limit to how many pictures you can tap (add) in one post, but you can get around that by using desktop instead of mobile

Step 4: once you’re done selecting the dividers you want to add, just click “Add” and it’ll drop everything into your new post

Note: new images automatically get sent to the bottom of your post. If you want to move them, just long press to grab and move it where you want with your finger

And that’s about it nonnie ! It’s pretty simple. Only word of caution is if you’re working with skinny dividers, try not to add more than 1 at a time. They’ll fall on top of each other and it’ll be impossible to grab and move. Try to keep words at the bottom of your draft so when you add skinny dividers, they won’t mess up any images near the bottom.

This tutorial is for app/phone users but it’s not super different on desktop; just use your mouse instead of your finger. Also, grabbing skinny dividers is way easier on desktop with a mouse!