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Open the editor ↗“hey there” has 2 words. Put the longest word on its own line when an even split would make every letter too small. Break at spaces and center the short lines around a shared vertical axis.
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Break at spaces and center the short lines around a shared vertical axis. Keep an outer margin around the whole message instead of stretching the text to the image edges.
“hey there” has 2 words. Put the longest word on its own line when an even split would make every letter too small. Remove shadows and extra outlines first. Preserve word spaces and punctuation before adding decorative pixels.
No. The example moves the complete finished message in a gentle eight-frame vertical loop. It does not add or remove characters.
Break at spaces and center the short lines around a shared vertical axis. Choose a readable size before exporting your finished PNG or GIF.