Are you a tagger and this happened to you? So, awhile back I was in this tagging mood and made a lot of new tags. And sometimes I will go ahead and add my name to the tag and then save the template soon after. But there have been times where I forgot. Just like today for instance. I sent a tag offer through my tag group and when I went to grab the template to use to make tags for members, I found out that I forgot to make one. Now there are 2 ways to fix this problem. You can either try and remember how you created the tag to begin with and then recreate it. OR, you can use an online tool that will remove your name from the tag and then save it as a blank tag that you can use later.
And because this has happened to me on more than 1 occasion, I am so grateful to have found this online tool that will make my job so much easier when I make a mistake like forgetting to save the blank tag for making tags later on. Anyway, here’s a link to the online tool I’m talking about.
If you find yourself having to use this tool in the future, here are a few things you should know about it up front. First off, using the tool is very simple. All you have to do is use the crop tool to select the part of the image you want removed and the tool will remove the image but the background of the image will remain intact and will look as if the image was never there to begin with. Nice huh? Now, when saving the image it will always save the image as a png file. EVEN if the image you uploaded was a jpg image it will still save it as a png. But that is not a problem because you can always save it back as the jpg in photoshop or paintshop pro later.
Now, the other thing you’ll need to realize is that the image won’t be the exact same size as the image you uploaded when you saved it afterwards. The image will have been resized to smaller pixels and this can be a problem if your original image was larger. But to correct this problem I open the image in paintshop pro and resize it to the original size as before. Then I just increase the sharpness until it looks like the old image. But you should be careful when increasing the sharpness because the image might look worse if you do it too many times, lol. Take my word on that because it has happened to me, lol.
Anyway, this online tool has saved me so many times and it’s good to know that there is always a solution to a problem if you just look hard enough to find it. I hope this helps out any taggers who have the same problem as I have with forgetting to save the tag before closing there graphic program.
Thanks for stopping by and hugs,
The tag above is the tag I was referring to, lol.
This is the same tag I forgot to save for later as a template.