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PSP Script – Stamps #4

Have you ever seen souvenir stamp sheets where several stamps come together to form one larger picture? You can do that using any photograph!

Simply choose the general area for your stamp sheet and the number of rows and columns. You can then reposition the perforation grid to showcase your subject exactly where you want it. Add optional borders and text for a more traditional postage stamp look, or keep it simple for a unique photo effect.

You can even run the script multiple times to combine different stamp arrangements on the same photo!

Get this script: Stamps #4

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For a sample, I created a layered template where you can replace the background by any photo of yours, and adjust the color of the border (if you want) and have your own souvenir sheet. If needed, you can also change the orientation of the template. Then, add the text you want on each stamp.

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New script – Travel Tag 5

Want to add some travel flair or realistic labels to your projects? This new script will create customizable Travel Tags with your own text, colors, and style.

You can enter up to three lines of text, pick any color, gradient, or pattern, and the script will automatically create a lighter center area with a subtle grid texture for a printed look. It even adjusts the contrast if your tag color is too dark or too light.

Add random numbers, your own text, or an empty box ready to add written text. Every tag is different, making it perfect for scrapbook pages, travel projects, or fun digital labels!

Get it in the store: Travel Tag 5

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Since those tags are expected to be customized to your project or your story, I created some more "generic" tags that can be used with a variety of themes.

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