You might like the idea of turning a photo into a single stamp, or a full sheet with the same image repeated over and over again, but why not create a full sheet with different photos? This script can let you use a different photo for each individual stamp or use a few photos repeatedly.
The script offers you the choice of the number of rows and columns and the rest will be done automatically for you, after you open one image from the folder where all the photos are stored.
Furthermore, just like a real stamp, you can add text (like the value or the country) and you can be creative and add a date, a location, or a name. Talk about a fun way to display many photos of a single event or theme.
You can get this script in the store: Stamps #3.
If you prefer to create just a single stamp, you can use the Stamp script, and if you want a full sheet with a single image, you can use the Stamps #2 script.
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Since this script uses your own photos, i doubt you would have had any use for a full sheet of my photos! So i figured i could make a layered template with this script. You get a PSD file, and you can clip a photo of your choice to it, or just re-size your photos to fit the space available.
After that, you can manually add the date, value, or other text on each individual stamp. Of course, it will be a bit tedious (something you would not have to worry when using the script), but in the mean time, that is one alternative for you, or if you are using a non-PSP program.
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And remember to post your result in the collective PSP Scrapbook Showcase pinboard.
Thanks so much for this cool sample! I like to make envelopes and post card tags sometimes, and this will be perfect to make the stamp personal. 😀
Thanks Cassel, I have made pages of stamps with just the one image but this makes using lots of images so much better and faster. I can imagine using it for a series of photos showing someone at different ages and putting the “Age 10”, “Age 21” etc on each stamp.
thanks, I used my grandchildren for this, but have no idea how to upload in the showcase. And is that private or public??
You can post a link to wherever you have your layout saved. It could be a Flickr account, a Photbucket account, or a personal blog or a Facebook page. You might not be able to upload the image here, but the link is easy enough to click for us to enjoy your project.