Add a personal touch to your projects with the new Text Clip script for PaintShop Pro. Create custom paperclips in different shapes, colors, and styles, and add your own text to label, decorate, or highlight any element on your page. Whether you want something bold, subtle, or playful, these clips are as versatile as your creativity.
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I created a set of clips with the script. I used the same shape, and the same font for consistency. You can also see that the text is slightly textured. Each clip is almost 400 pixels high, in png format.
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If you love adding words to your scrapbook pages, you’ll enjoy the new Text Ribbon script for PaintShop Pro. In just one run, you can generate up to 15 coordinated 4000-pixel ribbons using your own text, font, and color palette. Each ribbon is slightly different, with random dividers, subtle shading, and occasional stitching for added dimension.
For samplers, I generated various ribbons with different phrases, all using a single color palette that you can reuse too if you want to create matching papers or elements.
This script adds realistic frayed fibers around the edges of any shape in PaintShop Pro. The fibers automatically follow the colors along the edge, creating a natural and organic finish every time.
For Valentine Day, I ran the script on a heart filled with gingham. That created a full mat. Then, using the starting shape, I trimmed an inside area to create a frame. Then, I ran the script on the sized down shape, I added some fibers on the inside and included a stitching (from a Styled Line). Three elements you can use in different ways.