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Just Plain ole text JIM NEELY 17 Mar 15:01
Just Plain ole text Scott Bicknell 17 Mar 21:06
  Just Plain ole text Matt Gushee 17 Mar 23:51
JIM NEELY
2006-03-17 15:01:55 UTC (almost 19 years ago)

Just Plain ole text

text in my image is ugly... what can i do to make a plain ole text image and have it look as good on my web site as it does in GIMP. I am typing plain ole text, saving as jpg but its comming out blured in some areas and stripped in others... What am i doing wrong or just not doing... is there a tutorial out there for just plain text to image file...

Scott Bicknell
2006-03-17 21:06:25 UTC (almost 19 years ago)

Just Plain ole text

JIM NEELY wrote:

text in my image is ugly... what can i do to make a plain ole

text image and have it look as good on my web site as it does in GIMP. I am typing plain ole text, saving as jpg but its comming out blured in some areas and stripped in others...

  What am i doing wrong or just not doing... is there a

tutorial out there for just plain text to image file...

Try using gif instead of jpeg.

Matt Gushee
2006-03-17 23:51:12 UTC (almost 19 years ago)

Just Plain ole text

Scott Bicknell wrote:

JIM NEELY wrote:

text in my image is ugly... what can i do to make a plain ole

text image and have it look as good on my web site as it does in GIMP.

Try using gif instead of jpeg.

Or PNG, provided you don't need a transparent background (hard to believe Internet Explorer *still* hasn't got that right, but there it is).

Another possibility, if the text-images are standalone (i.e. *just* text, not graphics+text) is to use sIFR. But that's off-topic since it doesn't involve the GIMP, so I'll just give you a URL:

http://wiki.novemberborn.net/sifr/

and leave it at that.