Sharing IMAGES for Image Widget!

Lol, @Blynk_Coeur, I can see you enjoying like a child with this new widget. :wink:

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yes I missed these widgets :wink:

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do you need green one ? :rofl:

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tell me what you need :blush:

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@Blynk_Coeur if you use Blynk color palette, your designs will look more organically.
We also use PF Din Display Pro font (in case you decide to use it)

Also, I don’t know which editor you use, but try using anti-aliasing for fonts. Otherwise these edges look terrible :scream:
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Also, Blynk design is mostly flat, with no gradients and reflections (sometimes maybe)

I am using photoshop to create my widgets

PF Din Display Pro fonts are not include , I have to buy them …

however I can create Blynk color palette.

If it’s photoshop, make images at least 1000px wide and then save as optimized PNGs

Also, use vector shapes instead of raster layers

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thank you so much

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You are a very creative mind. Nice work!
Make a gallery ( GitHub? ) and put all of these there for easy sharing etc.

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Try installing them manually into your OS

https://github.com/r4in/typefaces/tree/master/PF%20DIN%20Display%20Pro

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thank you Mike

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what do you need ? :rofl:

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@Pavel
I do not know why some of my images are in jpg instead of PNG when I upload them,
However, all my originals are PNG

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beautiful !!!

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