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  • How do I add my own photos in an existing design?
    Option 1. Add your own photo by replacing an existing image When using a Kickly free account, we recommend that you add your own photos by replacing existing images in a template. This will ensure that the layout of your template remains intact, and that photo settings are preserved. To do so, follow these steps: Open a template from the left hand side. Make sure the template doesn’t have a “Pro” badge in the top right corner. Once the template is open, simply click the imageFeatured
  • How to change colors in a template?
    Changing colors in the free plan Editing colors in the free plan is only possible through color schemes. Each template has a color scheme consisting of up to 6 colors, each linked with specific elements from that template — backgrounds, shapes, texts, etc. Open the template you want to edit. Locate the color palette in the bottom right corner of each template. You can enter a specific color code or choose a color manually from the palFeatured
  • How do I delete photos that I uploaded?
    Photos or logos uploaded in your account can be deleted at any time by following these steps: Open Kickly from your desktop or mobile device. Go to the Images section from main menu. Click the ⋮ menu at the top right corner of each thumbnail, then hit Delete.Few readers
  • How can I replace another text?
    To edit an existing text layer on a template, simply double-click on the text box. The text box will then become highlighted. Delete or edit its contents. Click outside the text box to finish.Few readers
  • How can I duplicate a layer?
    Duplicating the text or photos in an existing design is easy. To do so, follow these steps: Click once on the element you want to duplicate. A sidebar will appear on the left. Hit the Duplicate option. A copy of the layer will appear above all other layers. The new layer will inherit any effects or settings applied to the original.Few readers

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