GreeNutraSkillz
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[FB] How to publish this picture?
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GreeNutraSkillz
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But they crop lower side of image as you can see and put it in facebook/instagram feed.
They use cat only for camouflage.
How to do that? Anyone?
XH agency
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Do you mean to put this image at the top of the ad?
i know, thats why they use cat to avoid AI, how to use this is more interesting for me
Galaxy Man
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Do you know how to use photo editing software?
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The above image does not violate Facebook's policy, so it can be posted on Facebook. You just need to know a little photoshop or any software that can combine photos and text, then it only takes 1-2 minutes to have a photo like that posted on Facebook.
Markian Guab
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Facebook's algorithm will scan the entire image of a complete image, you can use support tools to overlay the image to run.
Daniel_Agency
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You can add a few more photos and put this one at the end
Alex drimar
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You can post pictures of animals with you in them, then facebook will not delete them from your account.
Alvin Fillone
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When Facebook scans, it will scan the entire image. You can use a certain photo and then use the software to split it into multiple parts when posting. Just be intentional so that your photos are merged. put it together until it's complete
- or you can use the blind trick by using unrelated images and then adding the image you need to run to any corner of the overall image
Elisa Elise
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I think it's not difficult to post these images because it doesn't violate community rules. When posting the image you want to promote, include more images
BL Agency
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A good idea, non-violating images take up about 5/6 of the image, a small portion for images containing violating information, that's a good way to bypass Facebook's policy, we can test it that way.
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Canva should do the editing.
harveybrown95
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Try to use AdopePTS
dghdavidbrown
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You can edit them in Pixlr