macbook paintbrush experts help

sumitswaroop · Jul 27, 2024

I am used to windows paintbrush
macbok is new to me
mainly I make meme ,without using any 3rdparty utulity or minimum unutility can u plz help for following in images
1) tiled text watermark
2) putting transparent overlay on another image

how to do

Gogol · Jul 27, 2024

Well the preview app in mac is usually enough for marking an image, but for what you are looking to do, there is no default app. I personally use Affinity Photos for these which is pretty cheap and a one time purchase. You could do it with inkscape too and export as png/jpg (you can also do svg if you are editing some vector). Inkscape is free and opensource (but it is a direct competitor to illustrator.. and more suited for vector graphics).

sumitswaroop · Jul 27, 2024

sorry dont want heavy wait
dont want paid

Gogol · Jul 27, 2024

sumitswaroop said:
sorry dont want heavy wait
dont want paid

Then definitely install inkscape. It works absolutely fine even on my 8gb mac mini. Just be sure to export as png/jpg for saving the output.

sumitswaroop · Jul 28, 2024

Gogol said:
Then definitely install inkscape. It works absolutely fine even on my 8gb mac mini. Just be sure to export as png/jpg for saving the output.

any light weight like mspaint?

Gogol · Jul 28, 2024

sumitswaroop said:
any light weight like mspaint?

Perhaps gimp? I don’t think you will get anything lighter than gimp/inkscape. What mac is that btw?

sumitswaroop · Jul 28, 2024

Gogol said:
Perhaps gimp? I don’t think you will get anything lighter than gimp/inkscape. What mac is that btw?

mac mini
but dont want unneessary features

serbunn · Jul 29, 2024

On a Mac, you can use Preview for basic image editing. For a tiled text watermark, open your image in Preview, add text, and copy-paste it to create the tile effect. To add a transparent overlay, open both images in Preview, copy the overlay image, then paste it onto the base image and adjust the opacity in the markup toolbar.

sumitswaroop · Aug 15, 2024

serbunn said:
On a Mac, you can use Preview for basic image editing. For a tiled text watermark, open your image in Preview, add text, and copy-paste it to create the tile effect. To add a transparent overlay, open both images in Preview, copy the overlay image, then paste it onto the base image and adjust the opacity in the markup toolbar.

tiled :- atleast 40 watermarks

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